The player said that the hardest part about making the mini was getting it to stand on it's OWN TWO FEET! How many (non-Lego) minis have you used that stand on two feet? Awesome! The other cool thing is that the mini is wearing plate-mail underpants and you can switch around the torches and weapons!
This player is a crafty guy who does a lot of modeling (check out his blog : archaotics) and also does awesome stop-action animation:
By the way, another player (Mackie the Fighting Man) in the game also does some animation. I'll pimp his work while I'm at it:
Wow! What a talented group!
ReplyDeleteThese are great - I glopped them onto my facebook so innocent bystanders might see!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!
ReplyDeleteI've made some miniatures from FIMO, but I mounted them on bases.
Thanks for posting! It was a lot of fun making the little guy, and I expect to make more miniatures in the same vein when time allows. I posted some more pictures of Franklin as well as some info on the materials I used on my blog, www.archaotics.com.
ReplyDeleteI posted some more pictures of Franklin as well as some info on the materials I used on my blog, www.archaotics.com.
ReplyDeleteCool! I hope you don't mind... I swiped the photo off your blog to improve this post!
@ Stuart. That's awesome. Do you have any pics? I'd really like to see other hand-made-for-role-playing figures and items.
ReplyDeleteIt would be nice if it were possible to see a whole bunch of that kinda stuff in one place!
Here you go :)
ReplyDeleteSculpting Miniatures for D&D with Polymer Clay (A pretty big Earth Elemental)
Tips for Making Minis with Polymer Clay (Skeletor looking guy at 28mm)
Those were from a while back. More recently...
Shaolin Monk
K-9 :D
Oh man, that is some awesome shiznit!
ReplyDeleteHas a very old school D&D art look too.