Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Craftsmanship: He experiments with tools and techniques until satisfied, as in 'the scar brushes work really well for Mech battle damage' and 'It's amazing what you can do with a little experimentation!'.
- Entrepreneurial: He plans pricing, storefront releases and new distribution channels: 'I was going to try for a $30 price point' and 'Should I offer my Red Action Firebase and Modular Building System STLs for purchase?'.
- Narrative-driven: He weaves story into products and posts, repeatedly publishing the Hessian Horseman saga: 'Tonight is the fourth night of the Hessian Horseman's coming...'.
- Community-minded: He solicits member votes and shares downloadable content for patrons: 'I'm running a poll on my Ko fi for members' and 'Members can download the full resolution image on the Battletech Red Action Ko fi!'.
- Supportive: He consistently praises collaborators and customers—'Excellent work! It’s always nice to see commanders getting their Mechs field ready!'—and helps customers with prints and commissions.
Weaknesses:
- Niche Focus: His intense Battletech fixation ('Am I too Battletech fixated?') can limit broader appeal and may narrow his market or conversational scope.
- Workload Spread: Juggling Ko-fi content, printing, commissions and community polls ('I've decided to try and make consistent posts for members' plus large print projects) risks burnout and delays.
- Protective Tone: His firm stance on community safety and ownership ('Stand your ground laws ensure violent people have second thoughts') can be polarizing to parts of his audience.
- Perfectionism: He reworks models until satisfied—'I really wasn't satisfied with the quality of the available Bandit models, so I fixed it'—which can slow releases and add stress.
- Merch Hesitation: He seeks feedback repeatedly on pricing and platform choices ('How interested would you be?' 'What do you think?'), which suggests indecision that could delay business moves.
Your Simpsons character
Comic Book Guy (Jeff Albertson)
Victor maps well to Comic Book Guy: both are fandom specialists who operate in and around niche pop-culture commerce, they critique other creators, and they run a version of a collector's shop or empire. Victor's constant product posts, critical improvements ('I really wasn't satisfied with the quality... so I fixed it'), and deep, encyclopedic knowledge of Mechs mirror the Comic Book Guy's tone and work. He also mixes gossipy, performative persona with real business — a classic Jeff Albertson energy — and frequently highlights collectors, test prints and rare models just like Comic Book Guy would curate his store shelves.
Your MBTI personality Type
INTJ
INTJ fits Victor: he is strategic and future-oriented (Intuitive) — he maps territorial borders, plans the early 3060's map, and invents new Battletech tech: 'Nearly done with the territorial borders for Battletech Red Action's early 3060's map.' His communication is focused on logic and improvement (Thinking) — he fixes models because he 'wasn't satisfied with the quality' and iterates components. He appears reserved and work-focused rather than socially extroverted (Introversion) — many tweets are product updates and workshop notes rather than broad socializing, e.g. 'Just sitting with Omi, freeing minis from their sprues and trimming maps for customers today.' Finally, his preference for structure and planning (Judging) shows in his consistent content strategy: 'I've decided to try and make consistent posts for members on my Ko fi.' These examples point to an organized, visionary planner who quietly builds systems and improvements.
Some pickup lines for you
- If I were a BattleMech you'd be my pilot — because 'there's nothing quite so entrancing as looking up at your 'Mech' and I'm ready to be at your controls.
- Is your Ko-fi a voting poll? Because for $1 I'd vote to spend the rest of my nights with you and your Hessian Horseman stories.
- Call me a print plate — because after 'Print plate number 1 done and ready!' I'm ready to be part of your next production run.
- Your Omi's tamales must be legendary; how about you and I trade recipes: you give me battle tactics, I'll bring dessert?
- They call you Archon Prince, but to me you can be Commander of my heart — I've already kept the fires lit tonight.
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Your new Twitter bio
Archon Prince • Battletech miniatures artist & 3D-print studio • Creator of Battletech Red Action — STL store, maps & lore • Ko-fi member perks, test prints & commissions • Omi’s tamales enthusiast • New Avalon– @ardan_blade
Your signature cocktail
Archon Forge
The 'Archon Forge' is smoky, bold and a little unexpected — like Victor's work: heavy mechs and mythic Horsemen (dark rum), hands-on experimentation and paint-smoke (smoked tea syrup), the warm domestic touch of Omi's cooking (a citrus lift), and a spicy bite for his protective, combative edge (chili bitters). It balances craftsmanship and comfort, much as his tweets mix 'Print plate number 1 done and ready!' with 'Omi made Katsu for dinner tonight.' It's a drink you'd sip while planning a new terrain build.
Your Hogwarts House
Slytherin
Slytherin suits Victor because of his ambition, resourcefulness, and long-game planning: he builds a business, iterates products and thinks strategically about distribution ('I was going to try for a $30 price point' and 'Should I offer my Red Action Firebase and Modular Building System STLs for purchase?'). He also uses cunning and craft to undercut larger vendors (offering a client a Warmaster Titan print at a much lower rate than GW), showing practical self-interest. His prideful persona as 'Archon Prince' and his protective stance over his neighborhood and creations ('Some people want to bring violence to my neighborhood. Here is my response.') align with Slytherin's loyalty to their own and willingness to defend territory. While he is collaborative, many of his moves are entrepreneurial and strategic rather than purely altruistic, which fits Slytherin's pragmatic streak.
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Iron Man - Black Sabbath
The heavy, mechanical riffs and iconic imagery of 'Iron Man' suit Victor's stompy, machine-focused aesthetic: he repeatedly exalts 'Mechs' as titans and posts ominous, mythic returns like the Hessian Horseman ('The Hessian Horseman has appeared once again'). The song's metallic power and lone-figure-on-the-battlefield mood echo his dramatic in-universe vignettes and his love of authoritative, heavy machines.
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