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But sadly the sequel was just a disappointing cash grab that actually cheapens the results of the first book.

Exactly. If people want something more comfy than reading the novel, the audiobook narrated by Wil Wheaton is said to be great. Makes sense, he was the very kind of kid the game's creator is portrayed as, so he can draw from that to do his job.

Just be sure to install the mod that fixes the game so Preston Garvey doesn't show up every ten seconds to annoy you with the same crap.

Though we all know that most money from Star Wars has never come from ticket sales, but the crapload of merchandising.

Beautiful, would make a great centerpiece for a base.

I'm exploring giving an old fan art classic a twist.

It's been more than ten seconds without them pumping out a new Warhammer video game, sure they're alright?

Though for bigger stuff like props you'll have to use biopsy needles.

That third type is great if you need to strengthen thin plastic elements with a cross-connection, especially if you melt them into the plastic you're working with, by way of a soldering iron.

Great idea! Years ago, I found out that you can buy those PCB connector sleeves in bulk without the plastic bits. They're perfect for stuff like RCS thrusters on spaceship models. Sadly, I don't remember the technical name for them so others can easily order a bag as well. Anyone else know?

That and melting in plastic staples with one of these guys:

People love to use them for kitbashed robots and the like, certainly cheaper than used Bandai Gundams and other robots.

Same way people use these, but more versatile, because you can place them anywhere and don't need to change or rotate the tip to switch between sizes People also use the pliers-type to quickly pump out "rivets" for Steampunk projects.

Thank you for documenting this amazing job! I came across a used version of this one, with just the car and was on the fence, but at 20 bucks plus shipping, this thread convinced me to pull the trigger for the exact same kind of project.

Awesome! Got a similar itch the other day, after watching Operation Petticoat and Down Periscope again. Edit: Funnily, they're both iterations of the Gato class, with Petticoat using a late upgrade Gato and Periscope using a Balao, a late war Gato subclass with thicker hull and a low-profile...