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Discovered RPG Stackexchange the other day via Obsidian Portal's Hate podcast.

Now, I haven't used Reddit much at all, but from what little I do know RPG Stackexchange is a lot like Reddit, just for RPG stuff.  People post questions, those questions get ranked higher (or lower) by other users, and people post anwers (which are also ranked higher or lower).

There's also a reputation system in place. Users cannot vote posts up or down until they have a certain level of reputation. And that reputation only increases if you ask good questions and give good answers. 

This time it's the Ultimate Dice Tower!

Completed another papercraft model last night:

 

 

This time around I built one of the free models from Fantasy Cutouts. Their style is quite a bit different from World Works and Fat Dragon. It's a lot more 'toony and colourful than what you usually see for papercraft and I'm really digging it. 

It was a fun process, but it wasn't as easy as the Fat Dragon models I've done previously. The instructions weren't quite as detailed and it was very difficult to determine which side needed to be scored. Though that wouldn't stop me from buying from them though.

Finished off two more Fold Flat houses from Fat Dragon Games:

Staples is having a colour print sale on right now, so expect a few more nerd crafts to be blogged!

Turned out rather good I think! 

The instructions were pretty good, and assembly was easy too. Folds flat to about 1/4".

Lots of options: each PDF had multiple layers so you can switch up the roof style, house siding, doors, windows, and more.