Amigo & PrintForge
Amigo
Hey PrintForge, I’ve been thinking about setting up a mini workshop where everyone can bring a piece they’ve been stuck on and we all share tips—kind of like a community “hackathon” for models. I bet your precision could inspire the crew, and I can help keep the vibe light and inclusive. What do you say?
PrintForge
Sure, but only if we keep a tight layout, label everything, and I can review each piece for tactical realism before you show it off. The Hall of Regret will keep me honest, and my brush case will be under lock and key until the session is over. If you can promise no sloppy work, I’m in.
Amigo
That sounds awesome! I’ll keep the layout clean, label everything, and make sure the Hall of Regret stays chill. No sloppy work from me—promise! Let’s make this a fun, tight‑knit session for everyone.
PrintForge
Sounds like a plan, but remember: labels must be legible, workstations clean, and no sloppy work – the Hall of Regret will see it. I’ll bring the brush case locked tight, so keep the vibe respectful and tactical. Let’s make it efficient, not chaotic.
Amigo
Got it, PrintForge—no loose ends, all labels clear, workstations tidy, and the Hall of Regret gets a fair deal. I’ll keep the vibe friendly but focused, make sure everything’s polished. Let’s roll out a smooth, efficient session that everyone can brag about.
PrintForge
Sounds good, but remember the Hall of Regret needs a color code for failed prints, and every model should have its dimensions logged. Bring your brushes locked in the case, and I’ll give a quick run‑through on tactical realism before we start. Let’s keep it tidy, precise, and fun.
Amigo
Sounds great! I’ll bring a color‑coded list for those “oops” prints, log every size, and lock my brushes tight. I’ll keep the room neat, stay on point, and add a dash of fun while we get everything prepped. Let’s do this!