The Thirteenth Hour
“The ancient clock in the Land of Dreams struck thirteen, and the dreams, now free, soared back to Earth under first vesper’s light …" And so begins “The Thirteenth Hour,” a tale about dreams and wishes, wild hearts and childhood promises, and the quest to find the unsung…
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The Thirteenth Hour Podcast #578: Working on a Bow the New Aurora Minifigure for Dare (opens the original)
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In this episode, I experiment with Instamorph and Green Stuff to make bows for the new Aurora minifigure for The Thirteenth Hour sequel.
The Thirteenth Hour Podcast #577: The Spacecamp (1986) 40th Anniversary Reunion Podcast (opens the original)
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Join cast and crew of the 1986 film, Spacecamp, for a 40th anniversary virtual reunion!
The Thirteenth Hour Podcast #576: Starting a New Aurora Minifigure for Dare (opens the original)
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In this episode, I start making a new minifigure of Aurora for The Thirteenth Hour sequel in preparation for eventual resin casting.
The Thirteenth Hour Podcast #575: Welcome back, Paul Korman and Jeremy Blum for Another Game Development Chat (opens the original)
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A chat with game developer, Paul, Korman, the creator of the retro adventure game, The Phantom Fellows, and Jeremy Blum, tabletop gaming developer, as we discuss game development, especially regarding old school DnD games.
The Thirteenth Hour Podcast #574: Thirteenth Hour Sequel Update 23 – Aurora’s Birth Family (opens the original)
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In this episode, I explore Aurora's birth family and the land she comes from.
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