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My goal was to not invest a lot of time and effort in the minis I got for gaming with the girl, but I couldn't stand to let them be ugly (well, uglier than orcs are by nature).

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I am definitely a fan of the magic dip now. Hopefully it will do a good job protecting the paint.

I ran D through the entirety of "A Dark and Stormy Knight" last night, with great success.

( Details )

My main gripe about gaming with a 6 year old is that she likes to play with the minis a bit more than makes me comfortable. The "tink tink" of lovingly painted metal banging together sets my teeth on edge (though, to be fair, she was being pretty gentle). To rectify this, I decided to paint up some new minis just for our games. ( blah blah blah... )

I've had a very productive day so far, despite being a war widow(er) for the next week. Laundry is almost completely caught up, dishes likewise, the living room has been picked up and vacuumed, and the new TV computer has been installed and is running fine.

I have also fulfilled the dream of many a geek parent: I had a satisfying D&D session with one of my children.

( Daughters & Dice )

Okay, I think I've gotten this out of my system for a while. I need to quit using spray primer; it's making the surface all fuzzy.