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One thing I was hoping to paint this year was my full set of Star Wars” Imperial Assault: The Bespin Gambit.

All told, I painted 68 miniatures, and I’m unlikely to paint any more before midnight tonight. Star Wars Imperial Assault: The Bespin GambitĪs 2022 draws to a close, I regard my hobby efforts this year with melancholy disappointment. This entry was posted in Board Games, Insanity Pile, Miniatures, Sci-Fi and tagged Fantasy Flight Games, Imperial Assault, Star Wars on Maby The Angry Piper. I’m definitely feeling the disconnect from the hobby community that my unplanned absence has caused, and hope to be able to contribute more soon. I managed to finish running my year-long Lamentations of the Flame Princess game earlier this month, and just last weekend I got to talk to Roger on my Discord server again, but that’s about the extent of my hobbying. I’ve barely painted anything this year so far. I followed Sorastro’s tutorial for Lando and I love the results. Lando’s colors are pretty bold, especially compared to how he looked in The Empire Strikes Back.

…namely, the rebel activity of one Lando Calrissian, Cloud City Administrator. These two similar-looking fellows are led by Agent Blaise, who is an ISB Interrogator who supposedly was assigned to Bespin to uncover rebel activity… So, here are the remaining expansions to the Bespin Gambit set for Imperial Assault, starting with some ISB (Imperial Security Bureau) Infiltrators. I guess I’ll paint what I paint this year, and that’s about it. My hobby output has been dismal thus far, and I’m tired of making plans I can’t possibly deliver upon. Remember my last post, where I said that this year, I would do this and that, etc., etc.? Well, just forget that, because I clearly have. This entry was posted in Board Games, Horror, Miniatures, Painting Challenges, Sci-Fi and tagged Aliens, Gale Force 9, Season of Scenery on Jby The Angry Piper. Not the most exciting terrain to paint, but it was a quick and easy job and I’m glad it’s done. I plan on completing another project in August, but I just wanted to get this one in the books. Why not sculpt them like that? That way they won’t break!!!! It’s simple physics, GF9!!!! (mutter mumble grumble). They have 8 fucking legs and run around like spiders. I know because 50% of my face-huggers broke and needed to be repaired. This is a weak point of contact and is easily prone to breakage. One major quibble with this set: there are only 2 face-huggers, and they are fucking fragile as hell, because whoever sculpted them decided standing them on their tail would be a good idea. Now everything is painted and I have no excuse whatsoever not to play this game.

The box contains 16 Weyland-Yutani supply crates, 6 MU-TH-ER computer terminals, 8 alien eggs, 2 sentry guns and 2 face-huggers. They’ve been sitting in the box on the sprue ever since, even though I painted all the marine and xenomorph miniatures almost 2 full years ago! A while back, I purchased these “Assets and Hazards” objectives from Gale Force 9, for their Aliens: Another Glorious Day in the Corps board game that I still have yet to play (much like almost all the board games I purchased during the pandemic). Dave Stone’s Season of Scenery started July 1st, and I’m determined to do SOMETHING this year after sitting out 2022.

Star wars imperial assault combat scenery