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Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Craftsmanship: His many build and paint posts and the line 'Airbrushing done.' plus winning 'a Trophy for best painted' show real technical skill and pride in finish.
- Persistence: Travelling to events with 'Time for a 8+ hour drive' and repeatedly starting large projects like 'Started building my Solar Auxilia. Lets see if I can get 40 models done' demonstrate tenacity.
- Practicality: Focus on concrete solutions — magnetizing models ('Got a Kratos built and Magnetised') and converting parts ('Converted up a Forgelord') — proves a hands‑on, pragmatic mindset.
- Community‑oriented: Sharing event photos, QRTing other people's armies ('BEHOLD...MY STUFF! QRT with yours') and posting tournament recaps indicate he's into the hobby community and social exchange.
- Honest: He posts blunt self-observations and short direct reactions ('I just realise somthing about myself...' and terse replies like 'Nope', 'Yes'), showing straightforwardness.
Weaknesses:
- Incomplete Projects: He openly confesses 'I just realise somthing about myself is that I can't finish any project that's not work related', which directly names the issue.
- Bluntness: Short, provocative lines and political barbs like 'This is the mainstream of the Republican Party!' can come off abrasive to some followers.
- Perfectionism: His decision to massively repaint things ('This paint is exactly how I wanted to paint my Necrons back in the day. I think it's time for a massive repaint soon') hints at high standards that slow progress.
- Backlog Overload: Multiple mentions of unfinished work and 'I never finished my cursed city stuff (60% finished)' show he accumulates more projects than he completes.
- Occasional Provocation: Engaging in political/or controversial prompts like asking 'Do you think the civil rights act was a mistake?' suggests a tendency to provoke debate that can alienate people.
Your Simpsons character
Comic Book Guy (Jeff Albertson)
The best Simpsons match is Comic Book Guy: both are deeply into niche fandoms, collectibles and have a critical, sometimes blunt tone. HeavyD6 posts meticulous photos of collections, argues taste, and QRTs fellow hobbyists ('BEHOLD...MY STUFF! QRT with yours'), which echoes Comic Book Guy's collector commentary and know‑it‑all persona — not malicious, just very nerdy and exacting.
Your MBTI personality Type
ISTP
ISTP fits his pattern: Introverted (short, practical replies like 'Yes', 'Nope', and private admission 'I just realise somthing about myself...'), Sensing (focus on concrete details and hands‑on skills — 'Airbrushing done', 'Got a Kratos built and Magnetised'), Thinking (direct, critical commentary and logical debate — 'This is the mainstream of the Republican Party!', asking blunt questions to provoke thought), and Perceiving (flexible project bursts, irregular completion and adapting plans — 'Lets see if I can get 40 models done in slightly over 2 weeks' and 'I can't finish any project that's not work related'). The tweets show an action‑oriented, tool‑loving, quietly pragmatic personality typical of ISTPs.
Some pickup lines for you
- I can magnetize minis, but I promise I'll never magnetize your freedom — want to grab an Arnold Palmer and compare paint techniques?
- Are you a conversion kit? Because I just want to spend all night figuring out how to make you perfect.
- I might not finish every hobby, but I’ll finish the sentence: 'I like you.' Want to see my best‑painted piece over coffee?
- You must be Kamen Rider level, because every time you pop up in my feed I feel like jumping into a new adventure—wanna join my next tournament road trip?
- Call me a Solar Auxilia: I’ll carry your flank, file the seams, and make sure we both look great for the victory photo.
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Bay Area diceman | Mid‑30s miniature painter & Horus Heresy addict | Best‑painted Traitor (Palm Springs Open) • Converter & magnetizer • Kamen Rider & Gurren Lagann nerd • Trying to finish the backlog, one coat at a time.– @d6_heavy
Your signature cocktail
The Repaint & Rally
This drink combines his tastes and craft: bourbon for steady, patient warmth (long painting sessions and late drives), Arnold Palmer because he lists it as 'Fav drink', a jalapeño dash to nod to his 'Pepperoni + Pineapple + Jalapenos' pizza love, and a smoky twist to recall the layered finishes of model paintwork. It’s a practical but pleasantly surprising sip, much like his timeline: straightforward, skilled, with a sharp kick.
Your Hogwarts House
Ravenclaw
Ravenclaw fits because he approaches the hobby with curiosity, craft and problem‑solving — he lists detailed conversions and schemes ('Converted up a Forgelord', 'Airbrushing done') and enjoys lore ('40K: Necrons because they looked cool & is an easy army for a new painter. Then I fell in love with their lore over time'). He values knowledge and technique over showy bravado, and his posts about figuring out color schemes and model magnetization ('It took like half a year to figure out the color scheme') read as Ravenclaw dedication to getting things right.
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The Long and Winding Road - The Beatles
This song's themes of long efforts, persistence and arriving despite detours suit a hobbyist who admits 'I can't finish any project that's not work related' yet still keeps returning to large multi‑stage builds and long drives for events. His timeline is a slow, rewarding journey of progress — 'Every model that I finished during 2.0' — much like the song's bittersweet persistence.
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