In order we have the BRDN (Biluhatte (Name of my kingdom) Royal Defensive Navy) Dragonheart and the BLS (Biluhatte Lake Skimmer) Thunderswift.
The Dragonheart is the first of the military vessels, a defensive vessel for the fortress nearby. And the Thunderswift is a trade vessel, made to quickly sail across the lake the kingdom is situated upon.
Finally made a mud machine that works! This... This took a longer time than I would like to admit.
Back from vacation from Michigan. Feels good to know I'm back home!
Either way, something Lake Superior related to post here!
Me and my brother found a big log and started paddling around on it for a little while, saying we're "off to the USS Eleanor Fitzgerald" and decided to carve our initials into the side.
So, check it out. Our transport on our voyage to the Eleanor Fitzgerald!
(Image text: MK To USSEF 8/6/26 TK)
Is there any more that continues the story? I can only find the three collections and the story is still unfinished at the end of the third one.
It would really suck if that was the end of it, or if I'd have to hunt down the comics myself.
I just commented about ordering this online, and then I got the notification that it arrived! Also got Superman: Red Son
I'm trying to get into metalworking for cosplay making and for funsies.
Blacksmithing is preferred, as this will be a metal GI Robot mask. Willing to pay for classes.
This massive trapezoidal roof is a massive eyesore and I do not want it to be there.
But I don't want another flat roof. The building is a long rectangle, and it's surrounded by a bunch of flat rooves. Do I just make another flat roof or do any of y'all have a better suggestion?
Hybrid as in the most painfully designed tabletop roleplay "game" ever published.
I want access to this to use it as what happens to you when you get Eldritch Madness. By linking it to them and forcing them to read it alone for a few minutes and explaining it to me afterwards.
I feel this would really immerse them and be fun.
Or, if you have any other ways to simulate Eldritch Madness, just tell me. I'd rather not also have to deal with looking at Hybrid.
I made a neighborhood where all the rooves are connected together. There's a few windows of sunlight, but it's all covered up and connected. I call it "Inner Birchbay" (Birchbay being the name of the district in the city) because it looks all to be connected like one building.
It's kinda hard to show since I also made it really cramped to make it have a, well, cramped vibe to it. But I managed to get these pictures that show it well enough.
I have chosen to carve away the red side of the island for the canal.
The island as a whole will be used as a shipyard, and also with a fortress to protect the harbor area.
So I need to expand this channel area for a shipyard in a bay area. And I can't decide which side of it I should clear out.
Red side I don't have any plans for building in that area, but to make it look good I'll have to get rid of that whole peninsula area. The yellow side is where I am going to continue my city build. I'm leaning towards clearing the red side out since it's just a beach, but that would be a lot more effort.
EDIT: It has been decided to carve off the red side. The yellow side will receive a retaining wall and some trimming, but the red side will be the one being cut away completely.
I named him Little Lucas, as he began as a much smaller project made only out of parts from a Lego Star Wars Advent Calendar.
Fully posable arms and legs, with shoulder movement capabilities as well!
I built this neat hand for my submission on the Minecraft Build Challenge. I call it Hand of The Spring, a long worn monument of old that a spring flows out of. Long left behind, yet those who find it may still take a drink from it's flowing water.