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well.. I haven't played all three.. but I do have the M&M rules... so I can give you some of the pros as I see them.. and a wee bump fer yer thread. Ok.. Pros.. Comprehensive Power List... and rules for taking ANY power you can think of.. and making the rules work with it. To give you an...

DWARF... have you checked out Mutants&Masterminds? you should.. it is a classless system. and it can easily be modified to be a levelless system (they even give you some rules for it) and.. as to adapting it to a particular genre.. that's easy.. the dm just adds restrictions to who can take...

that's a difficult question. are your orcs green? then I do a base of a dark green.. and then drybrush with lighter green (I usually lighten the base green with yellow) are they that greyish colour? I usually do a base in a flesh colour that I have darkened with a grey.. and then slowly...

http://enworld.cyberstreet.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=32169 there is my completed (but unpainted) half-orc monk. my in progress human white crane style monk and um.. other stuff.

Just got M&M today. I am impressed. It is thin. But it is in full colour. But.. the thing that really impressed me most is how simple the creation system is... how easy it is to get started.. and how easily it seems to cover all the different types of super-heros.. I love the way that I...

thanks. anything you create yourself is a good thing. the real trick I think, is to get a really dynamic pose.. it really adds life to the mini. and it makes the minature easier to visualise.. because of the pose of the white crane monk.. I have this awesome visual image in my head. hey...

I paint all of mine with GW acrlyic paints.. I prime them with GW undercoat.. and then I varnish them with GW matt varnish. seems to work out well. now.. the brushes I use are this nice trianglular shaped ones with really fine tips.. really easy to hold.. and because of the shape you can...

I'm more shocked to here that Austria is now playing cricket..

nope. just undercoat the sucker.. and paint away.

thanks.. I have not been working on them much lately.. (works been busy.. I have been tired).. But with Christmas hols coming up.. woo hoo. easiest way to begin in my mind.. is to buy a packet of the Basic Armatures from Reaper Mini's.. then some Green Stuff from.. well.. where-ever. (Games...

I love the movie. Quite a few people I know don't. I think it has something to do with patience.... and the ability to let something unfold at it's own pace. Because that is what Unbreakable did. I think that because of the insta-violence and action we are all used to.. many people just...

quick query.. how many eps per dvd? and... I was scurfing around and I found reference that they may be a second series in the making. Unfortunately I can't back that up.

I don't think so... but the trick is to get a book with several pictures of the animal you want to paint.. then it is just a case of using the same techniques (inking, drybrushing...etc) to duplicate the effects.

"Well, they did send all their criminals to Australia......" Hey!!! they only sent the rejects over here... they sent all the best ones to America first... Gosh I am glad I am descended from the First Settlers... toffy scum that I am. :D And.. I would like to say that Australians are not...

here.. let us compromise.. Speak Australian-English.. it is a wonderful combination of both E/E and A/E... Plus we have Koalas. How can you refute logic like that????

currently making a Human Soldier.. probably wearing some kind of medium armour... and a Han Solo'esk leather jacket... with a carbine on one shoulder. but it has sorta taken second fiddle to a human white crane monk and a norse warrior that I am working on. when I have spare time.

cool.. I like your work. The one SW figure I am working on will be using a GW Tau gun (modified)

well.. when a sword is hot enough to go red.. pretty much the whole blade is red.. what I would do is make the sword red and then blend to yellow then white on the edges.

my h/orc monk minature that I sculpted. To be painted.