u/Wrong-Ad4092

After being hardstuck in Diamond for three years, I finally reached Master tier in Solo Queue playing exclusively Talon in the jungle. It has been a long journey to get here. I started mastering Talon jungle back in 2020 to the point where no other champion is fun for me anymore and I’ve now racked up over 2 million mastery points.

To many, achieving a goal in a video game might seem trivial, but for me, it meant much more than that: it was about learning and bettering myself.

I believe that with interest, self-criticism, persistence, and a desire to learn, anyone is capable of getting there.

Hi everyone!

Continuing with the collection of figures I'm making based on the STALKER saga, here is the latest one I've finished. For anyone interested in the 3D model, i found it on aliexpress.

El jueves le escribo a esta persona interesado por su TV, me dice que el martes llega a la isla. Hoy lunes le escribo porque el anuncio sale como eliminado o caducado y para concretar dia y hora. Para mi sorpresa ahora exige una señal de 60 euros. Parece sospechoso. Obviamente no pienso pagar una señal a un desconocido.

Hi everyone! Here is my latest project: Tamiya’s 1:35 scale Jagdpanther tank destroyer (late version). I used modeling clay to help create the camouflage pattern—what do you think of the result? What aspects could be improved? Thanks a lot!

Hello everyone! I'd like to share my humble watch collection, which I started 10 years ago when I became interested in this hobby, along with the story behind each watch and what I like most (more or less) about every piece.

From left to right and from top to bottom:

1. Invicta Speedway: I bought it in 2022 when I got a small promotion at work. What I like most about it is its Daytona-inspired design (obviously, the real thing is out of my reach).

2. Lotus Connected: This is one of the most special watches in my collection. It was a gift from my mother and aunt last year to celebrate my university graduation. The green gradient dial is incredible. To be honest, I've barely used its Bluetooth functionality.

3. Jaguar Executive: Another very meaningful piece. It was my girlfriend's first birthday gift to me back in 2018, so it has great sentimental value. I don't wear it as much nowadays because it feels quite large and heavy, and I have rather slim wrists.

4. Seiko 5 Sports GMT: Probably my favorite watch, as I think it's the most complete piece in my collection: comfort, aesthetics, functionality, and quality. It was also a birthday gift from my girlfriend in 2022, which gives it some extra sentimental value. It's my only automatic watch, so the only downside—if I had to mention one—is that I need to reset the time every few days, which is perfectly normal.

5. Viceroy (I don't know the model): Probably the watch that got me interested in watches in the first place. It was my second watch, and I bought it with my first paycheck in 2017. Back then, I didn't know much about watches and bought it purely because I liked how it looked.

6. MoonSwatch: Another birthday gift from my girlfriend in 2023. It was quite difficult for her to get due to the lack of stock. It's extremely comfortable thanks to its light weight, although it does feel rather plasticky and fragile. Aesthetically, I absolutely love it.

7. Casio GA-2100: My only G-Shock, a Christmas gift from my family in 2024. It's probably the watch I wear the most in my daily life. Tough, versatile, comfortable, and lightweight.

8. Casio WS-1700: I really liked its military-inspired, rugged design and its features, especially considering its price. I bought it shortly after the devastating floods in Valencia, Spain, in 2024. (Now that I think about it, it's ironic that it has a tide graph...)

9. Casio Royale: This one is modified. I bought it on Etsy and chose the aesthetics myself. I'm a big fan of video game franchises such as S.T.A.L.K.E.R., DayZ, and Metro, with their post-apocalyptic themes, and this was my way of representing that style in a watch. I'd like to replace the strap at some point.

10. Garmin Instinct 3 Solar Tactical: I've never been a huge fan of digital watches because I feel they lose a bit of the essence of watchmaking, lack personality, and dealing with batteries can be frustrating. That said, in terms of functionality, it's undoubtedly the most complete watch I own. It's perfect for hiking and sports. This version can last up to 30 days without charging. It was also a gift from my girlfriend and is the newest watch in the collection.

11. Casio (I don't know the model): My very first watch. It was a gift from my parents when I was a child. I no longer wear it, but it holds great sentimental value for me.

What watch do you think could be the final piece to complete the box?

Thanks for reading!

Finally I completed this full NBC 1:35 figure! It is inspired by some videogames like stalker, dayz and metro. It is printed in 3D with resin and the quality was really good!