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Back in the era where you could simply appear, perform, and didn't have to put on a circus. Then again, the audience seems especially restrained, even sedate. I suppose perhaps those things are related.

Pretty slick! The only thing I'd nitpick is the way the leash seems to kind of dissolve.

@jcoll83 [[lat3llc]] did a video of that method. I noticed that the method shown by AskTheBuilder will work in more situations, but I also see why a speed square is nice when the wood you're using is sure to be within a certain size range (and you're cutting 90 degrees.)

@star1scream No - anything much larger than the head of a finishing nail will be immediately apparent. The area you fill will look like a big brown plastic disc embedded in the floor. Depending on how deep your indentations are, you might have other options if you're desperate to avoid refloori...

@gratefuldeadQPO I've heard that poly is more durable, but though lacquer shows wear faster, lacquer can be reapplied without sanding, and/or buffed to remove shallow damage or scratches. The application process is different. Lacquers are in solvents that can be hazardous. It dries faster an...

The man bears a resemblance to Wil Wheaton.

I've been meaning to experiment with soldering my minis too, as I've been sorely disappointed by the efficacy of glues and epoxies, and pinning is sometimes unreasonable. I'm planning to use an iron, though. Torches are just too likely to melt other parts of the mini.

@yaosio

Yes, it's am important lesson of not overloading your plot with convoluted subplots and getting lost in the drama caused by an excess of tertiary characters. Eventually, your only recourse is to call on one of them to get you out of the scene. Every aspiring screenwriter should be requi...