Goodwill By the Pound Finds Spooky October Edition

[@jeffreykershner440]

The USAF Enlisted Service Cap, sometimes called "wheel cap" when the boss isn't around, is what you got there. It's not for officers, just the enlisted who would probably wear it twice in a career. If you look up USAF service caps you can see how the edge, braid, visor, etc change with rank and assignments. Some get really fancy looking with embellishments all around like the USAF Chiel of Staff.

[@Blandco]

Good to know!

[@Groddon]

The Star Wars rancors really looks like swamp/cave monsters. also, really nice dragon.

[@jasonstatham5879]

Starlink figure/toy scale was great for miniature gaming.

[@jasonstatham5879]

For the skull, if you have the top part level, then raise the skull cap so it's like a covered gazebo. Maybe spread the lower mandible open in the middle and have stairs going up.

[@demetrinight5924]

The miniature rancors would end up as baby rancors for my table. They should make excellent swamp monsters for D&D. I'm not sure if they are big enough but the sort of look like the gray render.

[@Blandco]

Maybe infant Gray Renders?

[@MirehManuh]

2:47 i think are mini figures of the bakugan creatures when summoned in the show from the balls that are more common as their toys

[@Blandco]

Good eye!

[@xTheJoexRF]

Oh and they speak like New Yorkers or have a deep Italian accent

[@jacobhope6164]

Ribs?

[@Blandco]

Ribs! SPARE RIBS!