I'm glad you're enjoying it! There are some people doing amazing things with those army men, basically using them as armatures. My efforts are a little more rough and ready, but still fun.
This is so cool and inspiring! I also found the tips for kitbashing super useful!
I ordered a pin vise but in the meantime I used blu-tac, a bead, waxed thread, tissue thickened with glue and a mini that cost under a dollar to make this!!
This book is good, on a quick read - the stats can be converted easily enough to the system(s) of your choice, but the main piece of this book is the advice - the author describes what they made, how they made it, and what some of the challenges were. At the price point of as little as $0 for the pdf, an excellent entry into scratch bashing for tabletop games.
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this absolutely rules.
I have an unreasonable fondness for those poundland tubs of awful 28mmish army dudes
I'm glad you're enjoying it! There are some people doing amazing things with those army men, basically using them as armatures. My efforts are a little more rough and ready, but still fun.
I assume you've seen the man of tin blog? That guy got me into them.
Oh yeah, I recognise those snowball fight posts!
This is so cool and inspiring! I also found the tips for kitbashing super useful!
I ordered a pin vise but in the meantime I used blu-tac, a bead, waxed thread, tissue thickened with glue and a mini that cost under a dollar to make this!!
Fantastic! Do you mind if I share this image?
Not at all! Go ahead :D
This is unbelievably AWESOME and creative. Love it!
I'm glad you enjoyed it!
I've been working on a couple. Thanks for the inspirado.
Fantastic! I just picked up some cheap safari animals at a car boot sale for a similar purpose.
The blue tac super glue trick is very convenient. Much appreciated! And I look forward to seeing your future creations, if you post em.
heavy inspiration for junk modelling new beasts!
This book is good, on a quick read - the stats can be converted easily enough to the system(s) of your choice, but the main piece of this book is the advice - the author describes what they made, how they made it, and what some of the challenges were. At the price point of as little as $0 for the pdf, an excellent entry into scratch bashing for tabletop games.