In the Jungle

[Wolf Girl]

I've been working on getting miniatures painted up for our next campaign book.

[Valerik]

Huh?

Nary a leaf in sight...

Splendid painting though, I like the two different breeds.

Lili approves the kitty, even if he is a boycat...

BUT!!

Who makes dem critter sized UltraInviso bases?

Where can I order?

Valerik

always something else to jolly well buy

EDIT Grammar police demanded it

[Mad Lord Snapcase]

next campaign book

Tell us more!  

Very nice painting too. 

[AzSteven]

That lion is clearly not sleeping

[Wolf Girl]

Who makes dem critter sized UltraInviso bases?

Where can I order?

Valerik

always something else to jolly well buy

EDIT Grammar police demanded it

We made those ourselves. Right now we're not planning on selling them as our method includes Dad beating metal with a hammer

[Valerik]

We made those ourselves. Right now we're not planning on selling them as our method includes Dad beating metal with a hammer

Lock up your TOASTERS Folks, Dave's gettin' all primal again!!

Do he make fire  n'grunt?  Sure sign of recessive behaviour, & best curbed quick.

Shall we all sing the "Flintstone Kids" jingle in support?

I clearly need some critter bases though, I shall sally forth in search of same...

Valerik

no neanderthal genes in this kiddie pool

[FramFramson]

Maybe it turns out that Mason's caveman is actually a portrait of our Dave.

[Wolf Girl]

Lock up your TOASTERS Folks, Dave's gettin' all primal again!!

Well, the tool we bought was not doing the job so Dad said it just needed a little "encouragement". Which apparently translates to "beating it with a hammer". 

[CptJake]

Well, the tool we bought was not doing the job so Dad said it just needed a little "encouragement". Which apparently translates to "beating it with a hammer". 

Hopefully he let out a syllable of a curse word with each swing of encouragement.  I personally find that adds quite a bit to the experience of teaching a well deserved lesson to some stubborn inanimate object.

[Valerik]

Well, the tool we bought was not doing the job so Dad said it just needed a little "encouragement". Which apparently translates to "beating it with a hammer". 

Ah Yes!!

The ol' rusty, trusty, handy-dandy "Torque Amplifier" is always useful to have close by.

My persuasive tool of choice is usually the vaunted "Crescent Hammer".

I generally reach for a ball-pein when needing a hammer, so all 'round useful.
For leatherwork I keep a satchel fulla mallets. which sees little use these days.

Anymore I try avoid those larger, lumpier, bashy tools with weight & heft. 
I'm no longer young, & they can smell fear.

Regardless of the 'adjuster' of choice, those short succinct little Anglo-Saxon words are a vital lubricant in the process, producing as they do greater satisfaction, improved morale, increased accuracy, and stronger strikes.

& yes, I STILL want some critter sized UltraInviso bases

Valerik

"dancin' truth's gossamer tightrope"
HPF