023 Sells Army

ZeroTwentyThree is selling his WHFB Marienburg (Empire) army. While this is undoubtedly a great tragedy for him, it should be a great opportunity for someone else [or rather two chances, since he is selling humans in one lot, and weirdos in another].

Inquisitor d1000 Part 9 - Demeanor

Here is a d100 table of Demeanor as part of the d1000 inquisitor attributes project. Go back and read that post if you want to know what this is about.

Just Psyker and Stats left to go for this project, and then I will have the grand summation post, and create a page to help people find all of this "content".

Roll	Demeanor
1	Absent Minded
2	Amoral
3	Arch
4	Assertive
5	Bad Tempered
6	Barbarous
7	Brusque
8	Calm
9	Careless
10	Catty
11	Cautious
12	Charming
13	Cheeky
14	Cold
15	Composed
16	Conceited
17	Conscientious
18	Contemptuous
19	Coquettish
20	Courtly
21	Coy
22	Crotchety
23	Curious
24	Debonair
25	Deceitful
26	Depraved
27	Docile
28	Dogmatic
29	Domineering
30	Enthusiastic
31	Excitable
32	Extroverted
33	Faithful
34	Fawning
35	Ferocious
36	Fickle
37	Flaky
38	Full Of Him/Herself
39	Fussy
40	Good Natured
41	Haughty
42	Hedonistic
43	Heroic
44	Immoral
45	Imperturbable
46	Impulsive
47	Inconsiderate
48	Introverted
49	Inventive
50	Irritating
51	Jolly
52	Jovial
53	Languid
54	Lordly
55	Lout
56	Loyal
57	Majestic
58	Manic
59	Manipulative
60	Moody
61	Nervous
62	Noble
63	Old Fashioned
64	Opinionated
65	Passive
66	Patronizing
67	Perfectionist
68	Persuasive
69	Picky
70	Playful
71	Pleasant
72	Polite
73	Pompous
74	Pragmatic
75	Punctilious
76	Puritanical
77	Quick Tempered
78	Reserved
79	Rude
80	Sage
81	Sanctified
82	Savage
83	Serious
84	Slimy
85	Slovenly
86	Sly
87	Somber
88	Spiteful
89	Staid
90	Stately
91	Surly
92	Taciturn
93	Thoughtful
94	Torpid
95	Trustworthy
96	Undiscriminating
97	Unswerving
98	Urbane
99	Volatile
100	Witty

As always, please let me know what you think.

Forgotten Glorious Sample Figure

Way back at the end of 2013, I saw a notice on Wargame News and Terrain, which indicated that a company I had never heard of was offering a sample figure.  Never one to pass up a free miniature, I hurried over to their website, and sent them a request for a French figure, with the idea that if it was not a range that appealed to me, I might be able to use the figure somewhere else, maybe as a pulp figure, or in 40k (with some additions).

As the company is located in France, I did not expect the package to come quickly, and yet I was still surprised to get the packet nearly a month later.  I guess not every company can be GZG (plus, again, it was free, so why complain?).

While it took me quite a while to get to it, here are some comparison pictures of the figure I got (a French infantry officer)

Left to right: Perry, Pulp, FG, Copplestone, Foundry

FG, Games Workshop, you can see how narrow the FG figure is

Narrow, and tall too

Painted picture of the figure from their blog

You can sort of tell from the pictures, but the figure has a separate head (here glued on), and is fairly tall and slender.  It does not really match up with any of the figures I compared it to, but that would not be a problem if you were to use only FG figures.  Unfortunately, FG only makes a few French figures currently, but more are in the works.



 The Great War references that I have are predominantly for the air war (although I did have a single plate of a French soldier in a uniform book), so as usual one must turn to the Internet. Fortunately for the French infantry painter there is Sidney Roundwood's very detailed Late War French painting guide.