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Set piece terrain sounds like the perfect fit got Vietnam’s hearts and minds patrol games. There’s also a lot of interesting terrain feature in that corner of the world, with it’s sandy river banks and hill forest next to rice paddies.
I ran out of primer and the base bottom, need to start collecting more. 4D models also stop setting colored ground olive stones 🙁
I was going to do another small village with this one but I this one house took a lot of time and I got lazy, I prefer this style to the other houses though. I’ll probably use it as some kind of laire, or an old hermit/healer lady’s house. Image I found online.
Beastmen less weapons. I wanted these to tower over humans but I scaled it wrong.
These guys are the most fearsom thing in my fantasy world, being same height as regular humans doesn’t feel right. It’s time like this I miss 3D printing.
Beastmen and horses. I’ve been procrastinating on sculpting wolves, not sure how to do fur and did the beastmen first as a test, ended up sculpting them like hair. This project had been one hell of a learning experience.
Pretty happy with teh horses except for the two at the back, very long necks.
Had armatures 3D printed for 3mm minis. Wasn’t happy with 3D printed minis, they were missing something. Also it can get very expensive if I wanted to have my minis just right. The current 3mm minis I’m using were hand-sculpted, but it was difficult keeping size and proportion consistent.
The batch I printed had 450 armatures. I thought it’ll be enough to last a year, but I’m not sure anymore.
Pretty happy with the result, for now. Having a uniformly sized and solid armature to work from really sped up the sculpting. I managed to sculpt and paint 60 minis in a week, my previous efforts was a third that. Painting them was a pain though, since I didn’t want them to look uniform but still able to recognize them as belonging to different units.
Originally intended for Knyghte Pyke and Sworde. I was going to do groups of 15, but got lazy and settled for groups of 9, plus 6 characters. Unfortunately, I’ve forgotten how to make 3mm horses, so no mounted troops.
Not much else to say except, these have enough details on them now, I probably wouldn’t be going back to 6mm.
What I really want to make are goats. They might be too small though, and like the horses, I’ve forgotten I how I did animals at this scale.
It’s about 1/3 the footprint of the old one but still able to hold 3mm minis and hopefully 6mm.
Possibly I could do 2-3 more eventually and connect them with the bigger keep for an expansive citadel.
woah, that is hard core!!
How do you apply, roll it flat and then stick it on?
If so what is your rolling flat method?PS: It is bad ass!
I wanted to make the swtonework larger on the small keep, but the smaller pattern on the larger one looks better. Also I forgot what colors I used on the larger one and couldn’t get a color match.
I thought I grew out of it, but I’ve been watching anime again.
Copied Strozie for one of the monster. Couldn’t get the carapace to look as good as his.
Right to left in order of sculp. After finishing the first one, I regretted not going 10mm. I’m really liking this gray/grey “greenstuff” more, I could actually see what I was sculpting. With green, I’d had trouble seeing the little folds like on the right most mini.
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