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_posts/2024-04-04-march-by.md

@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ Well, you saw back near the ides of March, I had printed and mounted a Gyrados f
 
 I know what my hold up is, it's basically done and now I just have to figure out how I'm doing the water base. I have some water effects, and I saw a pretty good idea with common caulk, so it's not like I'm bereft when it comes to making some sort of water base. I simply can't be arsed to sit down with some gloves, some gunk, and see what I can do. All I really  need are some large, smooth shapes and then I'm going to use the water effect and some pretty opaque ink to give it that cell shaded coloring. I'm not going to try a full cartoon look but I want it to be cartoonish. 
 
-![Gryamany!](/assets/img/march/gyrados-scramble.jpg#border)
+![Gryamany!](/assets/img/march/Gyrados-scramble.jpg#border)
 
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@@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ I quickly realized the hanger I used was throwing my level off. I cleaned everyt
 
 After spending several days working on the bust I felt like I had really gotten a better feel for how mixing and blending works. I also caved and got a nice brush from my local art store. I had this [One Page Rules](https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-guild-warriors-321965) Guild Warrior with the heavy weapons option all primed and mounted to a handle. I was very frustrated with the delays finishing my Frostgrave warband and just wanted to get some paint down so I decided to take a detour. I was sort of annoyed with my self, I'd really tried to buckle down and focus on my warband, but I think this came together *really* well. 
 
-![Rail Gun](/assets/img/march-on/march-28-blog-stacks-1-2.jpg#border)
+![Rail Gun](/assets/img/march/march-28-blog-stacks-1-2.jpg#border)
 
 
 Everything I tried seemed to just..work. All the colors blended really well, it seemed like layering really locked in for me. I ended up spending a week hyper-focusing on getting every little thing right once I really felt like I knew what I was doing.