Second, I was hoping that a movie shot in 3D, as opposed to one touched up with post-production 3D effects, would leverage the technology in ways that would acquit it well. First, I was wondering how it would stack up to other movies made based on the source material. I had very much looked forward to seeing this movie for a number of reasons. I had the opportunity to slip away from the usual grind to catch a movie last Friday, so I took in the new version of The Three Musketeers (2011). One was just a flat piece but the other was obviously made to anchor some objects within the box, measuring about 34" by 28", with two two-inch lips on opposite sides and nine holes, the center three with an eight-inch diameter while the remainder having a six-inch diameter. While returning on my route I found they were still there and collected them. Of course, I kept thinking to myself that I might be able to use them for some project, being a tabletop gamer, but carrying them to the store and back wasn't a practical plan.
#Towermadness 2 pumpkin driver#
I moved the pieces off to the side of the street so some unfortunate driver wouldn't run them over and also went on my way to the store. One of the three noticed and yelled to the others, but they shrugged it off and continued on their way. As they did so, a couple of large pieces of styrofoam dropped out. It really got a kid like me imagining all sorts of gaming situations to see such a display.Īnyway, late Saturday afternoon I was walking over to the grocery store to get a bag of apples and some other supplies when some yoots (That's Pecci-eze for "youths") rode their bikes past on the cross street dragging a moving box, one of those roughly four foot high, three by three cardboard cartons. The set up is nine vignettes or tableaus wherein an adventuring party is working their way from one room to the next, losing some party members along the way, and eventually fighting a demon (I recalled it as a dragon) in the final chamber.
My initial thought was, wouldn't this be great to have as a registration area display for Gary Con? I think it really evokes the feeling of nostalgia and much of what Gary Con embodies, aside from being just damned cool. Former employees of TSR back in the day.)
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