Bubba Yaga

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Kilt-wearin', scruffy lookin' nerf herder. Pragmatic Voluptuary. Unrepentant bourbon & punk rawk lover. Paints toy soldiers. Pan/ENM. he/him "sweet in that visceral brutish way." STFU about Chicago.

Three Mega Armored Nobz models for the Ork faction of Warhammer 40,000.
A Space Ork Warboss with a kustom mega-blaster, a big krumpin' 'ammer and an attack squig!
A view of Keuka Lake from the west side. A dock reaches out into sky blue water. A low gray-green line of foliage separates the water from an robin's egg blue sky as the shaded leaves of a tree casts a shadow on the near bank.
A photo of Lake Ontario after sunset. A brilliant band of light illuminates the clouds making the sky look like it's on fire.
A sunset shining through the clouds looking west over Lake Ontario. A boat rests at anchor on the left of the photo and a woman with long hair stands facing away from the camera and into the sunset.
A panagraphic photograph of both the American and Canadian sides of the falls.
Slixes of German stollen dusted with powdered sugar resting on a cutting board. Each slice is full of raisins and nuts.
A gang of six "space goblin" models being used as Gretchin for a Warhammer 40,000 Ork army.
A interstate overpass with signs for the Bridge to Canada and USA Port Huron.
A Warhammer 40,000 Iron Warriors model for Kravek Mourn (in Caraphractii armor) with four Saturnine Terminator bodyguards.
An Ork Nob from the Warhammer 40,000 11th edition Armageddon starter set that has had the big choppa in its left hand replaced with a power klaw.
Three teens standing in a red Dune buggy with headlight eyes and a mouth shaped from the bumper.
A unit of 10 Gretchin from the new Warhammer 40,000 Armageddon starter set along with a kitbashed Ork Runtherder to control them.
The new Space Ork Big Mek Dakkarig model from the New Warhammer 40,000 Armageddon box set.
Three Ork Warboss models from Games Workshop. The newest one (in the center) from the 11th edition Armageddon box set is visibly bigger than the Warboss on the right (an unarmored warboss) and the one on the left (a Mega Armored Warboss which SHOULD be larger).
A sign stapled to a column surface with the red "No!" symbol superimposed over two stalks of bamboo, that reads: PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT DO NOT PLANT BAMBOO NEAR DATA CENTERS Bamboo can spread rapidly through underground rhizomes and can be extremely difficult to remove. Please choose responsible landscaping alternatives. THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION. This message has been reviewed by absolutely nobody.
Three Ork Warboss models from Games Workshop. The newest one (in the center) from the 11th edition Armageddon box set is visibly bigger than the Warboss on the right (an unarmored warboss) and the one on the left (a Mega Armored Warboss which SHOULD be larger).
The new Wartrakk plastic model for the Orks from the Warhammer 40,000 11th edition box set.
A scene from the TV show "Arrested Development" where Jeffrey Tambour, wearing an orange prison jumpsuit, tells his son "There's a good chance I may have committed some light treason."
An illustration of Theseus' ship as a captcha image requiring the user to "Select all squares with the Ship of Theseus if there are none, click skip."
An IV Legion Command Squad with a Warsmith in Cataphractii armor and a Saturnine Command Squad.
A Kravek Mourn model assembled, primed, and initially block colored.
A photo of mozzarella Sticks on the left and a saxophonist on the right with a caption that reads "I once heard Ska described as what plays in a 13-year-old kid's head when he gets extra mozzarella sticks" and nothing in this world is more accurate."
A gray-bearded cis-gendered white man in a black Heilung hoodie and a black watch cap sits in front of a gray brick wall smoking a chimney-style pipe.
An in progress view of a WarWolf model from the game Trench Crusade.
An in progress game of Horus Heresy third edition. Forces of the Iron Warriors in the foreground are trying to defeat Angron and the World Eaters.
A bare-chested saxophone player sings into a microphone while cans of fire burn onstage.
A black and white photo from World War 2 showing a Nebelwerfer and a Nazi manning the weapon. Text reads "This is a Nebelwerfer. It werfs nebel.
Two space ork Boyz from the second edition Warhammer 40,000 box set.
Two guys setting up to play some wargames in a friend's garage.
A bearded white guy in a hoodie and a brown-haired white woman in a star-covered scarf both wearing sunglasses.
A Gundam model sprue with both red and white parts that are injection molded on the same sprue and can be posed one clipped free. Two posed models stand next to the sprue and the box stands behind them.
The movie poster for the film Drop Dead Gorgeous.
The "Always Has Been" meme where one astronaut is looking at the world and says "You mean it's all social constructs?" and the other astronaut aiming a gun at the back of the first astronauts head says "Always has been."
The cover to the 1986 Wes Craven film, Deadly Friend, where a computer nerd inserts his robot's computer chip into his dead friends head to bring her back to life with horrific consequences.
A photo of an M2 Browning .50 caliber machine gun affectionately referred to as "Ma Deuce" by soldiers and marines (and some lucky adults and airmen) since WW1.
The cover of DC Comics The Unknown Soldier issue #232. The Unknown Soldier, face covered in bandages, and another Soldier have found a sealed letter. The Unknown Soldier says "Now we'll learn the name of the secret traitor."
At Church Street Brewing in Itasca IL, working on the red elements of my Trench Crusade Heretic Priest, Artillery Witch, and Sin Eater. Using Pro-Acryl's Burnt Red, Bold Pyrole Red, and Orange Red.
A Warhammer 40,000 Space Marine Apothecary in Gravis Armor
A War Wolf and Sin Eater model from Trench Crusade.
A Sin Eater mercenary model for Trench Crusade skirmish game.
A War Wolf model from the Heretic Legion faction of Trench Crusade
A Saturnine Dreadnought painted in the livery of the Iron Warriors.
A newly Saturnine Dreadnought armed with a Plasma Bombard and a Heavy Disintegrater on a green cutting mat.
A table full of Iron Warriors Space Marines and their tanks from Games Workshop's Horus Heresy game.
The World War 2 Captain America "Rescue" uniform from "Captain America: The First Avenger." Cap is wearing the USO blue top under a leather combat jacket, brown trousers, brown leather boots, and a blue helmet with an "A" painted on it. He carries the USO kite shield in his right hand.
Two 55 year-old white guys both with gray beards, one longer than the other. One guy with no hair, the other in a leather cowboy hat. Both wearing sunglasses.
A glass of Bläufrankisch wine, rich ruby purple in color oak a wooden table top with a carafe and cup of water behind it.
A "Lobster-tail Bloody Mary" from the fish market in the Milwaukee Public Market.
A Red Hot Ranch Double RHR smashburger with a side of fries.
A work in progress shot of a Heretic Legion Chorister, Heretic Priest, and an Artillery Witch.
A bald gray-bearded man in a black shirt and tie wearing red heart-shaped sunglasses.
The Incredible Hulk face down in the grass saying: "Hulk will sleep now, and maybe when Hulk wakes up -- -- Everything that has made Hulk tired will be changed."
The first issue cover of the comic "Black Summer" written by Warren Ellis and illustrated by Juan Jose Ryp. On the left side of the cover is the helmeted, superpowered character John Horus and on the right side of the cover are his "eyes," spherical devices that can be used offensively and defensively. The eyes appear to be blood spattered.
A single comic panel. At the top it reads "How to Get Sued: Part 8" There are adult theaters in the background and in the foreground appears to be the DC comic villain Two-Face who has a defaced coin on the back of his right hand. The text bubbles read "TAILS IT IS! TONIGHT HARVEY DENT FUCKS MEN!"
Work in Progress on painting nine Trench Crusade models on a wood tabletop.
A star of Elemental battlesuits from Battletech.
A liter of Trumer Pils at the outside bar of SoFo Tap on the south end of Chicago's Andersonville neighborhood
A young Kurt Russel playing the character Snake Plisken in the movie "Escape from New York." The text at the bottom of the image reads: "I don't give a fuck about your war or your president."