Grumpy Trilobite

Grumpy Trilobite

@grumpytrilobite.bsky.social

Love 40k, Bloodbowl, Aeronautica Imperialis, Space Hulk and Dreadfleet. Some Warmaster, and always enjoy a good Black Library book. Enjoy sci-fi and fantasy, Star Wars to Star Trek, LoTRs and many others. Former Teacher now in TV tech.

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All 5 issues of The Library are currently available and FREE as PDFs. DM me if you want the link as it is only available for download for a few days! 100% human made, by me! Cover art below. #Comics #TheLibrary

This film is great! I've seen it once before many years ago. I watched it again today, and it's so good. The imagery is sensational, and the effects hold up so well. Brilliant actors and really charming characters. If you've never seen it, do give it a go. It's on BBC iplayer for UK based folk.

Quar crusaders with their new tractor. The tank was done for the Nerdling mini of the month recently and is made from random bits from a bitz box and some bits of wood. #Quar #Nerdlings

Treated myself, getting The Sundering Omnibus reprint when it comes out. Read Malikith ages ago, and I remember enjoying it. So I'm looking forward to the other books in the set, Shadow King and Caledor.

Had some free time so finished up the last GW mini of the month and started my 'I hate work' High Elf Bloodbowl team. Not done much yellow before. The blurry area is my Nerdling Mini of the month I've started. #Bloodbowl #Nerdlings

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Working on a Propagandist for my Inquisimunda campaign, and I had to make sure he had an efficient and venerable information network on his TV screens...

Film you've watched more than six times with a gif. Hard mode: No Star Trek, Star Wars, LOTR, Marvel, Disney or Ghibli.

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Film you've watched more than six times with a gif. Hard mode: No Star Trek, Star Wars, LOTR, Marvel, Disney or Ghibli.

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Replying to @jewelknightjess.com

Horus vs Emperor, 1990 by Adrian Smith. I love his later version of this one too, which was resplendent, but the original had such an energy and weight of moment.