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Lynn C.

@lynnding-library.bsky.social

🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ Transfemme, Neurodivergent, 30-something, Southern US Tabletop Gamer, Comics Reader, History Buff, General Purpose Nerd; BattleTech is my current hyperfixation.

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Lynn C. @lynnding-library.bsky.social · 11/03/2026

@damnyouwillis.bsky.social Dunno if you'll see this, but after your complaint that local stores' mannequins had swapped over to Spring I realized that my REI still had some cooler weather gear out, so if any of your characters are in for a gorpcore phase... here's some inspiration? (1/2)

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Lynn C. @lynnding-library.bsky.social · 16/09/2025

Someday I'll actually get in a regular rhythm for sharing photos... I'm midway through a project painting @swankmotron.com 's Fox Patrol! So far I've done Katie and Evan's rides. I usually do more elaborate basing, but I like how the bright plain grass looks here! #battletech #catalystgamelabs

These photos depict two BattleMechs, a Kit Fox and a Locust, painted in rusty orange with black accents and white "socks" on their lower legs.

Both are small, hunched robots with backwards-canted legs (the Kit Fox hewing closer to an actual digitigrade form).

The Kit Fox has a more rounded body and arms tipped with guns; one arm has a missile launcher mounted above the gun, the other has a hand. The Locust is more angular, with its "arms" just guns on gimbals and a laser beneath its "chin"
mounted below

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Lynn C. @lynnding-library.bsky.social · 08/09/2025

I hope the partners of the singer in Hozier's "Too Sweet" and Dove Cameron's "Too Much" find each other someday.

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Lynn C. @lynnding-library.bsky.social · 08/09/2025

Long time no talk! Hopefully you'll see more of my minis soon, because I GOT A LIGHTBOX and my photos are already so much better, jeeze. #battletech #catalystgamelabs #miniaturepainting

These photos depict a painted miniature of a Turkina, a gray-and-green BattleMech with a disc like torso, missile launchers at its shoulders, arms ending in guns, and reverse-jointed legs. An artistic depiction of a ghost-white bird has been painted onto its carapace.

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Lynn C. @lynnding-library.bsky.social · 21/05/2025

Take the fictional character quiz and post the first four you know: openpsychometrics.org/tests/charac... ...look, okay...

Willow Rosenberg from Buffy the Vampire Slayer

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Lynn C. @lynnding-library.bsky.social · 31/03/2025

I hope this Transgender Day of Visibility finds my sibkin well. This Banshee was inspired by G.L.O.S.S.'s EP "Transgender Day of Revenge," thus the TDOR on its shoulders. I recently bought a new blue and pink which I think will work better for highlighting up trans mechs, so there's more coming!

Photos of a "Banshee" BattleMech miniature from the tabletop game BattleTech. It is a tall humanoid robot bristling with weaponry, with a grinning Jack-o'-Lantern face. It is painted in the blue, pink, and white of the Transgender Pride Flag, with its head in a contrasting black. The letters "TD" and "OR" are painted on its shoulders, with the R in a bloody red. It is crowned with a circlet of gold.

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Lynn C. @lynnding-library.bsky.social · 29/03/2025

I find the canon Marik Militia scheme just a bit too clash-y, so this is my interpretation, desaturating the colors. This Crusader sculpt was an absolute joy to paint, loved everything about it!

Photos of a "Crusader" BattleMech miniature from the tabletop game BattleTech. It is a humanoid robot with bulky firearms mounting lasers and missile launchers, smaller missile launchers on its hips, a head with a decorative horn, and a jetpack. Its paint scheme is largely burgundy with accents in magenta on the right side of its body and in navy on the left side of its body. There are small accents of bronze on its horn and forearms.

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Lynn C. @lynnding-library.bsky.social · 19/03/2025

I think I'll start posting some of the minis I paint for BattleTech here... I'll start with a recent one, my take on the "Ghostbird" Turkina from @swankmotron.com's excellent Jade Falcon books! I'm proud of this, though the road basing didn't really work out; I'll probably redo the base soon.

Photos of a painted miniature of a Turkina OmniMech from the BattleTech tabletop game. It has a broad, rounded torso with an inset cockpit, missile launchers for shoulders, its arms each end in two cannons, and its legs are backwards-canted and claw-footed, vaguely avian. It is grey with jade green accents, and a ghostly falcon is painted across the top of its torso and shoulders.

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