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I have tried enough writing software to know what I do not want: another clever application that asks me to hand over my manuscript, adopt its filing system, and …
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I have tried enough writing software to know what I do not want: another clever application that asks me to hand over my manuscript, adopt its filing system, and …
Read the lab notesI get into trouble all the time. Someone shows me a picture of something and I respond with, “I could make that.” So when I was shown a welcome sign with a hanging …
Read the lab notesThis started with a scrap of plywood, a chunk of 2×4, and the perfectly reasonable urge to install a tiny blue door in a brick wall. The door is carved into the …
Read the lab notesThe first Thorncroft Mysteries novel, Terror in Stone, is written. I’m now working through the self-publishing process, which turns out to contain rather more …
Read the lab notesI made my Daughter a Lord of The Rings journal with tea stained paper (ph balanced) The entire cover was laser cut and engraved. Leather was hand dyed. I’ll be …
Read the lab notesSoftware I use or recommend https://affinity.serif.com/en-us/designer/ Affinity Designer is an award-winning vector graphics software setting the new industry …
Read the lab notesThe Build In this article, well look at the process of taking a common (yet seasonal) object and turning it into a piece of DIY wargaming terrain. Doing this made me …
Read the lab notesDownload Signature Estimator v2 Excel File (.xlsx) Estimate Signature Size for DIY Bookbinding I decided to make a book. Not write one, make one. I wanted to start …
Read the lab notesOriginally published on TerrainMonster on October 29, 2010 by Rob. Before I start, there is a KEY technique I use across all of these: I don’t dry brush in a …
Read the lab notesOriginally published on TerrainMonster on February 26, 2010 by Rob. Minas Tirith . Minas Tirith! The Great White City. . . City of Kings. . . Capital of Gondor. . . …
Read the lab notesOriginally published on TerrainMonster on October 24, 2009 by Rob. These are 30mm papercraft terrain models featuring multi-layered PDFs. All of those extra layers …
Read the lab notesOriginally published on TerrainMonster on January 13, 2009 by Rob. This isn’t “technically” a stucco wall. Its a variation on Wattle and Daub. Wattles were woven …
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