Finished the Apothecary! (Yes, I took the picture before finishing the pistol) #warhammer40k

Dark Angels ready to serve the Lion! #warhammer40k

Oh god I need it!

Genau so funktionieren die transition sheets bei Warhammer auch 😁
Sieht dann so aus:

Ja, für d... Mich.

Sometimes they can easily be hidden and GW has improved the support points a lot but sometimes it's just unfortunate.

That's on me, I was in a hurry to finish the killteam for her to paint and I might have overlooked one or two marks!

FOR THE EMPEROR

I really don't care that the armor isn't appropriate for the bronze age, I just want to see a modern adaption if the odyssey. And it's Nolan doing it?! I hope it'll be in real time, 10 years, nothing less!

And she's doing a damn good job at it!

Photo of a fragment of a clay tablet shaped a bit like a diamond. Although it is only a fragment, the cuneiform text on it is well-preserved. There is a vertical line down the centre which indicates it once had at least two columns. The colour is reddish brown

“Do not bend your neck for that which cuts necks.”

A Sumerian proverb, as relevant today as it was thousands of years ago.

My first impression was that the gingerbread was an actual terracotta tablet 😂

Turning this into some console war bullshit again, as expected.

But it's not in the PS Plus Library. You'd actually have to buy it additionally if you're already subscribed. So no comparison.

I understand that, I don't play every game on the ps plus library as well. But that also means it was available for over 30 million people without any surplus fees and barely over 10% of those decided to play it. Looks like a mid game is being blandished.

Only 4 Million players? It's on Gamepass, which had 34 MIllion subscribers in May, and it was in Nvidia-Bundles.

Today I was able to meet one of the prosecutors who, together with Fritz Bauer, conducted the first #Auschwitz trial in Frankfurt from 1963 to 1965. It was a huge honor to hear Gerhard Wiese talk about his life as a German soldier, his Russian captivity and the trial! #NeverForget

Today I was able to meet one of the prosecutors who, together with Fritz Bauer, conducted the first #Auschwitz trial in Frankfurt from 1963 to 1965. It was a huge honor to hear Gerhard Wiese talk about his life as a German soldier, his Russian captivity and the trial! #NeverForget

I never thought I'd live to see one of them!

Why is Titus so angry with me?!

Oh and WARHAMMI!

JA!

WARHAMMI