Alex joins me again in playing more Super Famicom goodness. This time it is Super Bomberman 3. He's never played a Bomberman game, so we tackle a bit of the game in cooperative play mode. Be sure to check out Alex's channel and subscribe: http://www.youtube.com/user/alxkidd21 ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qCU-KLNg23E

Another long update! Think of it as a livestream, except it's not live and you can't bug me when I'm talking about crap. Here's a recap of the All-Japan Model Hobby Show, with stuff I missed while I was there. Plus a lot of hobby projects going on and model unboxings---I hope you like Macross! Halloween candy, plus the return of F-Toys' Star Wars candy toys. Neat stuff. From Hasegawa: 1:12 Kei from Dirty Pair resin figure 1:72 VT-1 Super Ostrich from Macross From Arii: 1:20,000 Kamjin flagship from Macross Life updates, anecdotes, hobbies, memes, etc: https://stevethefish.net/stuff Feel free to leave comments and click the like button (no Wordpress account required). Essays on life: https://stevethefish.net/life Check out my Odysee channel for content you won't see on YouTube: https://odysee.com/@stevethefishdotnet:2 If you create an account on Odysee, please use this link: https://odysee.com/$/invite/@stevethefishdotnet:2 A playlist of my Odysee-exclusive model kit builds: https://odysee.com/$/playlist/95012c5fd2e62922e6fb5a3b7c49de75b43bc5e2 ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6mrZgheZvM

I had a great summer, and we did many fun things. We visited the Awashima Marine Park in June, where I saw this interesting display. This is one of those weird things I'd seen on YouTube, a video with no real information provided, and a title like "Weird shark monster found in Japan" or something. All you can see is this freaky, lethargic shark that looks as though it came from the dinosaur age, accompanied with some lousy YouTube audio-swapped electronic music like "Dreamscape" or some crap like that. This is called a "frilled shark," and these are seldom encountered live. Resembling a nightmare creature from the deep, it is theorized that the frilled shark lunges at its prey like a snake and ensnares its food in its short, needle-like teeth. It is considered to be a "living fossil," dating back to perhaps the Late Jurrasic period. "On January 21, 2007, a Japanese fisherman discovered a 1.6 m (5.2 ft) long female alive at the surface, perhaps there because of illness or weakness from the warm water. It was brought to Awashima Marine Park in Shizuoka, where it died after a few hours." (Quote taken from Wikipedia) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frilled_shark http://www.marinepark.jp/ ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=swE6Z_vlWIk

I've hit a snag on the Honda Fit model, so I'm taking a break and working on other stuff at the moment. Here's the Nausicaa and Ohmu model I saw at the IPMS international convention in Phoenix last year. I bought it on my last trip to Japan earlier this year. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nK_cfoHpsqg