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Tribal girls with spears - made by Shadowforge Miniatures, painted for TMP by Fernando Enterprises.
Editor in Chief Bill 
removes minor (but annoying) flaws from dungeon tiles.
Our Man in Southern California, Wyatt the Odd, reports on the Gamex 2005 convention.
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Finalist BCantwell introduces himself:
I am 35 and married with two cats and a dog. We live in College Station, Texas, where I am a PhD student in the Department of Biology at Texas A&M University.
I have been played miniatures games for almost 20 years, starting as an extension of D&D. Over the years my interest has shifted mostly to historical gaming, but I still play some fantasy and sci-fi miniatures games. My main interest is World War II, where I have been assembling 15mm forces for playing Battlefront WWII and 1/300 aircraft for playing Mustangs. However, I have a vast collection of various stuff unpainted in the closet including a Mongol army for Might of Arms, a bunch of Foundry Apaches, Age of Sail 1:1200 ships, etc. Lately I've also been painting a lot of fantasy stuff for playing Chainmail as well. I play as part of a group here in College Station called Brazos Valley Historical Miniatures. Pictures of some of our games can be seen at the Lone Star Historical Miniatures webpage.
I've included a photo of my painting desk. I think it's funny because other contestants and guest painters have provided pictures of their nice organized work space, which is a marked contrast to the barely restrained chaos of my painting desk.
The Dwarven Flyer can be seen next to a couple of Brewster Buffalo fighters being readied for the Millennium 5 convention in a couple of weeks.
