mirkwood

@mirkwoodIt's the details like the ladders, cart and barrels that really sell it.  Most impressive there, bro. 
I had a Beastmen army until I started consolidating all my stuff. Still have a custom Razorgor chariot I made from an Orc chariot, a Razorgor and a couple of Bestigors.  It's all disassembled now but it's yours if you have a use for it.

Dude that's awesome!!! They'd also make amazing scenery for Infinity and Malifaux. 
What kind of material are the walls made from?  Is that sheet styrene?
 

Nicely done!

This is the current project.  I eventually will have four 2'x2' tiles for Mordheim.
 
 

Here is the first Mordheim tile I made.  It is a 2'x2' tile.  I added some of my Beastmen for scale.
 

Asked and answered. Mohamet did not teach that Jesus Christ is the Son of God, among a host of other things that disqualify his being a true prophet.
Further, you misread us when you say that "Latter-day Saints do not 'appeal to the Bible' to judge a teaching". We do, and we do so often. But it is not our ultimate source: God through the Holy Ghost is, and They use Their prophets and Apostles to reveal if and when a teaching is not of God.
Lehi

On the basis of my testimony, wherein the Holy Ghost manifested to me the truthfulness of the BoM, which testifies (along with the Bible), that Jesus is indeed the Son of God and our Savior.

This is the current project.  I eventually will have four 2'x2' tiles for Mordheim.
 
 

Here is the first Mordheim tile I made.  It is a 2'x2' tile.  I added some of my Beastmen for scale.
 

Pretty sure that's how it's supposed to work.
Everyone is welcome - testimony or not.  (We call it "Sacrament meeting", or just "church" - in the US, anyway.)
I doubt it, but if you have, that's on them to get over, so I wouldn't worry about it.
Tell them you really need them to work harder to stick to your schedule.  I wouldn't tell them you're walking away - and I sincerely hope you don't (walk away) - you are feeling the Spirit whisper the truth, as Lehi and JAG have said, please don't let flaky 19-year-olds ruin that.  In case no one's told you, they transfer in and out of areas - I don't know how often that happens where you are, but you might get lucky and have some more punctual ones transfer in...
It didn't sound like an attack, so all is well.  We're very glad you've come to talk with us and hope you'll stick around!  (The time issue would grate on my nerves too, BTW.)

Hello, IrishMormon, and welcome aboard.
I remember when I was a missionary (this was years ago), people were forever canceling on us (or ecclesiastical leaders were dispatching us to spur-of-the-moment appointments at locations far off our beaten path) and we were pretty much always woefully off-schedule.  Naturally, that doesn't make things any less convenient for you. 
If you believe that Mormonism is what it purports to be, then it strikes me that it would be unfortunate to walk away from it due to the flakiness of your local missionaries.  On the other hand--I don't think a few statements along the same lines of what you've said here--"Elders, I'm really loving what I'm hearing, but I do have other commitments throughout the day and I need us to stick a little closer to schedule"--would go amiss at all.

Good day at the range.  We started out in the classroom.  The range master informed us that going hands on with the robotic targets was not an option.  I asked, "is a knife considered hands on?" 
Perfect score on the handgun.  Perfect score on the rifle. 
 

The good news: That was not a humiliating speech.
The bad news: Anyone can sound good if they're criticizing the astounding havoc wreaked by President Obama.

Good day at the range.  We started out in the classroom.  The range master informed us that going hands on with the robotic targets was not an option.  I asked, "is a knife considered hands on?" 
Perfect score on the handgun.  Perfect score on the rifle. 
 

Good day at the range.  We started out in the classroom.  The range master informed us that going hands on with the robotic targets was not an option.  I asked, "is a knife considered hands on?" 
Perfect score on the handgun.  Perfect score on the rifle. 
 

Do you mean this quote from Pres. Benson?
The revelation to produce and store food may be as essential to our temporal welfare today as boarding the ark was to the people in the days of Noah.
 
I am the stake welfare specialist.  The stake presidency has told me to focus solely on preparedness.  A high councilman deals with the welfare stuff.  I can tell you the prompting that I have had for about a year and a half now has been to push food storage and not worry about anything else.  The SP is in agreement with me on this.
There is not a lot of talk from the leadership of the church anymore, but the information is still online as neuro posted.  I can also say that the feelings of urgency from many members is out there at this time.  I would urge anyone getting those feelings to heed and obey while there is time.
 

I like Captain America...but Tony Stark wears a Black Sabbath t-shirt...