u/Supermite

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I wasn’t expecting his sandals to articulate like this. I’m just so constantly surprised and impressed with their choices and designs. Even having the peg hole through to the foot. There’s a lot of thoughtfulness that goes into these figures.

I’m not even really a gamer. I’m pretty sure I’ve watched the Ming Na Wen movie more than I ever played any of the games, but this line has produced some of my very favourite figures to play around with.

I recently got the Welcome to the Hellfire Club box set. The maps are really nice and I’d like to preserve them. Does anyone have any good tips for getting the creases out? I have the opportunity to get the maps laminated and it would be nice to get them as flat and smooth as possible.

Unfortunately, one of the maps already had some damage right out of the box from being so tightly folded. I’ve seen a slightly damp kitchen towel and a very low iron suggested as long as the ink isn’t heat reactive. Maybe someone has had some success with this method? or just lay them out and put heavy things on them?