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Is anyone familiar with those ultra-conservative Christian groups that go around to colleges and "preach" their message of hate? You know the type, the ones with the big signs who list everyone they think is going to Hell, the ones who scream at passers by, particularly women. Well, one of those guys came to Penn State last Thursday. I've always wanted to mess with these guys, and since I'm a graduating senior it was my last chance. I ran home from Russian class and threw on my Soviet commissar's uniform, grabbed my flag and headed back out to confront the bible thumpers. By the time I had gotten there, the Penn State Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transsexual Alliance was there, and so was the Atheists and Agnostics club. I was an instant success, drawing more attention to myself than to the radicals. I was even photographed and interviewed by the Collegian, Penn State's student newspaper. The only reason I was there, I told them, was to make the preachers look silly. I did a pretty good job of it. I was in character the whole afternoon, waving my big Soviet flag and spouting ridiculous Soviet propaganda, springboarding off of some of the radicals' more ridiculous claims. All in all, it was a great day.
Awesome! I'm glad to see you putting those bits to good use. What do you plan on doing with the rest of them? From what you wrote, it sounds like you're not building any more models in this pattern.
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In an Hour of Darkness, a blind man is the best guide. In an Age of Insanity, look to the Madman to show the way. Denizen of the Eye of Terror: [link]
Nah I'm likely to use them as objective markers. But after seeing what they look like completed I really want to find some way to put them on the board. Hopefully when the Necron Codex comes out
I've been preparing for that myself by working on making molds for all my old Necron models. I've always wanted to field a Necron army made only of the old style metals.
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In an Hour of Darkness, a blind man is the best guide. In an Age of Insanity, look to the Madman to show the way. Denizen of the Eye of Terror: [link]
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In an Hour of Darkness, a blind man is the best guide. In an Age of Insanity, look to the Madman to show the way. Denizen of the Eye of Terror: [link]
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In an Hour of Darkness, a blind man is the best guide. In an Age of Insanity, look to the Madman to show the way. Denizen of the Eye of Terror: [link]
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"VIVA LA GROT"
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In an Hour of Darkness, a blind man is the best guide.
In an Age of Insanity, look to the Madman to show the way.
Denizen of the Eye of Terror: [link]
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"VIVA LA GROT"
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In an Hour of Darkness, a blind man is the best guide.
In an Age of Insanity, look to the Madman to show the way.
Denizen of the Eye of Terror: [link]
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[link] - ~eye-of-terror - || - You are unique, just like every one else. - || -
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In an Hour of Darkness, a blind man is the best guide.
In an Age of Insanity, look to the Madman to show the way.
Denizen of the Eye of Terror: [link]
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[link] - ~eye-of-terror - || - You are unique, just like every one else. - || -
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In an Hour of Darkness, a blind man is the best guide.
In an Age of Insanity, look to the Madman to show the way.
Denizen of the Eye of Terror: [link]
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