Showing posts with label Gangers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gangers. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 29, 2015

I'd give Geno a "C"

I said it before and I'll say it again, Geno Malkin deserves the captain's "C" for the Pittsburgh Penguins. He has been carrying the Pens throughout this season.  He is the leader and seems to have the support of the players, coaches, and the fans.  Sidney Crosby has to realize that it is Geno's time.  He needs to step aside and get on-board the Malkin train for the good of the team.  Next stop...hopefully the playoffs!

On the miniatures front I realized that I have been WAY more active this year than I'd ever realized.  Even being down for a bit with an injury to my arm, I still managed to paint around 30  or so miniatures. I'm including some pics.  Hope you enjoy!  Happy 2016 to everyone!!!!


LOTR Witch King on Nazgul
Chaos Daemon Princes

 
VorkaBeast by Kingmaker Miniatures

Beckoners - Malifaux
 

Pseudo- Steel Legion


Gangers - em4 Miniatures

The Entire Crew!

Tuesday, October 14, 2014

The Good, The Not-So-Bad, and The Ugly

The Good

Ordered some Rangers and some Gangers by em-4 miniatures from Noble Knight Games.  Awesome purchase all the way around. NKG was super easy to deal with,  Will order from them again.  The minis are great and I can't wait to paint 'em.  Update on them to follow later.

The Not-So-Bad

Love P.F. Changs.  I have been there to eat dozens of times.  Was there on Sunday...not so great.  The ribs looked like they took them off of some small starving creature.  Not at all good!  The pseudo General Tso's looked like it was soup surrounded by 2 heads of broccoli.  NO TASTE WHAT-SO-EVER!  The Great Wall chocolate cake was fantastic!!!!  The service was super!  Not planning a return visit any time soon.

The Ugly

My cousin passed away this past week.  She was only 25.  A beautiful young lady who was totally about helping others.  The poor, the homeless...anyone who was less fortunate than she was. For whatever the reason, the one person that she was unable to help was herself.

We weren't really close.  In fact, I didn't even know her all that well.  I still felt the loss.  Why... why did this happen to someone so young and vibrant?  Not knowing that answer I think increases the pain.  Somehow, I just wish that people like my cousin could realize how big of a hole in the world their departure makes.  It just leaves those that loved them (no matter what the degree) in pain.