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A photo looking down the entire length of a Sydney Metro train, with absolutely nobody on it.

We're on our way to our favourite Greek restaurant for dinner and are literally the only people on this entire train.

Posted on 26 October 2021, 18:15

A screenshot of the Apple Store showing a 16" MacBook Pro with the M1 Max chip in the Space Grey colour, with 32GB RAM, and 2TB storage.

Happy New MacBook Pro Day! 🎉 This will be a worthy upgrade from my Late 2013 27" iMac. Now I just need to find a decent high-DPI external display...

screenshot new toys macbook pro apple silicon

Posted on 19 October 2021, 9:29

A photo of the box of the Warhammer Underworlds warband "The Grymwatch", which are essentially zombies. Also a bunch of little different coloured tufts of grass that are designed to stick onto a miniature's base and add visual interest, and a tub of "muddy ground" brown texture paint, also for basing.

I'm excited to see what interesting things I can do with these little basing grass tufts and the "muddy ground" texture! Got a few ideas already, and definitely no lack of miniatures on which to use them. And I decided to pick up the Grymwatch having seen someone do a WAY cooler paint job with them than the standard one.

our house darkroom games workshop painting warhammer underworlds beastgrave the grymwatch new miniatures

Posted on 12 October 2021, 12:56

A photo of a vampire miniature, Prince Duvalle. His skin is very pale blue like he's dead (which is he, because he's a vampire), he's wearing steel- and brass-coloured armour with a blood red cloak, he has a sword in one hand, and his other hand is held up in front of him in a sort of "We will crush them" pose. His front foot is resting on top of the broken-off head of a stone statue.

Getting back into painting by FINALLY starting the Crimson Court from Warhammer Underworlds which I got back in April!

our house darkroom games workshop painting warhammer underworlds direchasm the crimson court

Posted on 20 September 2021, 23:18

A wide-angle photo of our home office showing a full height white Billy bookcase along the right wall and a half-size on along the left, with a third full-size one in pieces on the floor.

This morning's project: putting together a third IKEA Billy bookshelf for the office!

beanie our house ikea darkroom tidying and rearranging

Posted on 19 September 2021, 10:29

A photo of the unpainted grey plastic terrain from the new Kill Team: Octarius box. It's an Ork settlement and everything has a very Mad Max vibe, it's all ramshackle structures made from panels of metal hammered haphazardly together, there's a big oil derrick in the middle, and lots of piles of scraps of metal and pieces of junk.

Man, the amount of terrain in this Kill Team box is nuts.

our house darkroom kill team games workshop terrain octarius

Posted on 1 September 2021, 21:15

A photo of two cans of Games Workshop undercoat spray paints, a box of Tyranid Warriors (four-armed Aliens-esque towering freaky alien things) and a box of Genestealers (also four-armed freaky alien things, but smaller and more hunched over).

I don't have a problem, I swear.

our house warhammer 40k darkroom games workshop tyranids new miniatures

Posted on 30 August 2021, 15:22

A photo of the Warhammer 40,000 Kill Team: Octarius box, with a very WWI German-esque trooper wearing a gas mask on the front.

YASSSSS. And holy crap it weighs a ton!

our house darkroom kill team games workshop new miniatures octarius

Posted on 30 August 2021, 11:52

A photo of a beef brisket point sitting on a smoker with two temperature sensors sticking into it.

Doing my first brisket today! I'm setting my expectations appropriately low because it's apparently one of the tricker ones to get right. We got a small 2kg one to start with because I don't want to fuck it up and have wasted like a hundred dollars worth of meat.

our house darkroom food barbecue

Posted on 28 August 2021, 11:22

A photo of two small microcontrollers and a 2.9" e-ink display.

A photo of one of the two microcontrollers attached to the back of the e-ink display. The soldering for the headers is a bit slapdash and definitely not any sort of uniform neatness.

My additional ESP32 bits arrived today as well! I had to solder the headers onto the ESP32-S2 myself, and while it's not an amazingly neat job, I think it should get the job done.

our house diy darkroom esp32

Posted on 30 July 2021, 16:44