Anyone familiar with the figure work by this guy? I was wondering if the author of the blog ever frequented here. I'm just blown away by his work and some of his selection for figurine alternates...like the gargoyle.
https://laforgedebaramyneetdd.blogspot.com/search/label/Heroquest
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La Forge de Baramyne et DD
by ShadowHawk » August 28th, 2019, 12:24 am
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Re: La Forge de Baramyne et DD
by lestodante » August 28th, 2019, 8:02 am
Thanks for the link, very interesting blog.
I can see he use Games Workshop miniatures the most, the Barbarian is one of the first Hasslefree figure (Wolf the Barbarian).
The Gargoyle is also from GW, search for "Be'lakor Daemon Prince".
But he has modded almost all of them adding some green stuff.
I can see he use Games Workshop miniatures the most, the Barbarian is one of the first Hasslefree figure (Wolf the Barbarian).
The Gargoyle is also from GW, search for "Be'lakor Daemon Prince".
But he has modded almost all of them adding some green stuff.
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Re: La Forge de Baramyne et DD
by ShadowHawk » August 28th, 2019, 1:27 pm
Il piacere รจ tutto mio.
Yeah I'm unsure of what the green molding stuff is, but he just wrapped those skeletons in it and made some fine mummies out of it.
I wish I could find someone doing something like this guy but with cheaper minis, like Reaper. GW minis are usually too costly to bother with. In the States, I see Amazon selling it for $34 and GW selling it for $37. Bit steep to just replace a particular mini.
Yeah I'm unsure of what the green molding stuff is, but he just wrapped those skeletons in it and made some fine mummies out of it.
I wish I could find someone doing something like this guy but with cheaper minis, like Reaper. GW minis are usually too costly to bother with. In the States, I see Amazon selling it for $34 and GW selling it for $37. Bit steep to just replace a particular mini.
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Re: La Forge de Baramyne et DD
by lestodante » August 28th, 2019, 7:35 pm
that green stuff is named "Green Stuff" (aka Kneadatite) and is used to sculp miniatures too.
It is made by mixing the 2 components, blue+yellow.
It is made by mixing the 2 components, blue+yellow.
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