"What have you been doing besides making posts for a fledgling tabletop game/nerd knickknack venture on social media?"

Other than doomscrolling and having existential dread, I've been spending way too much time in Fallout 76. For instance: I made a Voltron-inspired power armor.

#fallout76

I know that I haven't posted for awhile. With everything going on (and my natural introvertedness), I have neglected the social media and community aspects of a new business.

That being said, with the release of the new set for Star Wars: Unlimited, we have started making some new 3D ladies:

With the news of a Spaceballs 2 in our future (I hope!), I wanted to show my personal Force (Schwartz) Token for the upcoming Star Wars: Unlimited Legends of the Force set.

It's done! My first product is online in my first online shopping channel/platform/whatever listing.

Time to play some Fallout 4.

I am taking product photos for our first official thing (a set of tokens for the Star Wars: Unlimited TCG). One of our girls (Hobby) has decided to assist.

I know, I know: a cat parent who thinks their cats are the cutest and bestest. I'm the only one of those on the internet. :)

Ten years ago, I had to answer a question in a job interview that asked "If you could own a business, what type of business would it be?" My nerdy answer: I would like to make accessories for tabletop games. It took a decade and it's just getting started, but I am excited to give it a shot!😀

Last night, I played in a Star Wars: Unlimited draft with final-ish prototypes of our first product: an acrylic token set to keep track of damage and things. "Luckily", I had ample opportunity to make sure the damage tokens looked good and how many could fit on a card. I can't wait to share them!

I accidentally decided to get into Blood Bowl. It is my first Games Workshop product, and the sprues are mighty.

I made some Jump to Lightspeed replacement tokens for the Prereleases this weekend. I like how they turned out, especially with the "patent" style I went for.

I survived my first game of Final Girl. Ol' Pighead was no match for my aluminum baseball bat. My name is mud.

I hope to make it to GAMA next year as a fancy lad.

I finally got to play Marvel Zombies. Aunt May, Doctor Strange, and Okoye all became snacks. I am looking forward to more, but also now understand why a box organizer is needed for this and the expansions.

I just tried to prime my first BattleTech mechs, and the paint rolled off them like water off a duck's back. If the duck was about 50 - 80 tons and covered with weapons. The point stands.

I hit them with the toothbrush/dish soap combo. I think the problem might be the releaser they use on molds.

Finally getting a chance to unbox the Marvel Zombies (Marvel Zombicide?) base set. I haven't played a Zombicide for a decade, but this seems to be a lot smoother than I remember. If this goes well, I'll invite people over for a Marvel Zombie Jamboree and Pizza Party.

The big question plaguing all of mankind and keeping collectively awake at night: dial or tokens?

Restocking SWU cards for my TCG Player store. I'm working on the record for "Most Cards Penny Sleeved In One Sitting". I find myself wishing there was a handy-dandy infomercial product to just do all this for me.

Parks and Rec is my comfort show. Clue is my comfort movie. Skyrim is my comfort video game. Unfortunately, Skyrim also comforts me away from any productivity.