I'm pretty sure that's not a child, and I have no idea how Dandelion actually lost his arm.

He was hungry, and there's no better food than armburger.

It's been a while.
Here's something for a planned /tg/ quest thingy, which will be more like a wargame rather than a quest.


Tell me if there's something quirky you see, or any tangents that may crop up.

brainfart:



87 faces, 130 tris. Probably around 240 tris counting double sided geo twice.
128x128 diffuse+alpha.

I remember the time when I was better than you, Madmax.

That time has come and gone.

Great art lately, man. I love that cowboy.



Pretty boss tree, Geti!

Perhaps the greatest interactive story of all time. So it works like this, the first person to get doubles after I post a picture decides what happens next. It went on for a while and laughs were had. I may go do it again some time, or maybe I'll just do it on the forum games board.
I am so proud of this

Thanks MLC, always good to hear what you have to say.

Anyway, not doing anymore digital until I can get a cheap little tablet so instead here's a wooden revolver I'm making for my Dad.

Cylinder spins and all but there wont be any working hammer or cool stuff like that.

You could use elastic to make the hammer spring down?.

That's pretty awesome Madmax, looks like a Colt 1851 Navy? Will you be painting or varnishing it too?

You could alternatively stain the handle and the gun seperately with different shades.

Thanks guys. Adriaan, exactly right, Colt 1851 Navy.

@SLY: I thought of that, the difficulty comes when trying to make all those tiny pieces out of wood and fit into a hallow part of the gun.

@Nonseq: great info, thanks a bunch. It's mainly Poplar, but the handle is Pinewood and I really don't know what the cylinder is as it came from a chair's leg. As for it looking homemade and a bit lumpy, I'm okay with a few lumps and inaccuracies. I see it more like, as you described it, like an old hand crafted toy given to you by your pa, if I had a bunch of power tools at my disposal I'd be less forgiving of my own work.

Thanks for the drilling tip, never thought about that, I might some wood putty for some of those spots with larger chips and cracks. The barrel is a tad tricky, the shape is octagonal just like the real one, it is pretty bumpy but when I try to sand down the roughs spots I end up rounding off those edges and losing that octagonal shape.

And no I'm not going to stain or paint it, I though of staining it all dark except for the handle to make it look kinda dark like metal and still have the handle look wooden.

If you're interested I got the idea/inspiration after seeing this
http://www.craftsmanshipmuseum.com/Talbot.htm

Link for download @ higher res.

Ps. Anyone know a good, popular-ish online t-shirt/mugs/junk store where I can use my own designs and sell them for ???% profit?

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Please and thank you.

I draw more ponies:



That freaking tail, so tiresome to draw (hence why they look so shoddy).
Can I be 20% cooler now?

No, but those are well drawn so I'll give you 5%.

Oh man I wish I could draw as well as you.