Once the moulds for these are done I will be able to start assembling the boxed sets ready for sale, then its a case of setting up the retail end of the operation which I suspect might be the biggest challenge yet.
A testament to my continued inability to organise anything vaguely concrete in the way of an OSR game while still collecting all the superfluous junk that is the antithesis of pen & paper RPG's.
Sunday, 10 November 2013
Dungeon Architecture.
Spent some time earlier today prepping these ready for moulding:
There are also a set of conventional steps in the pipeline along with two more doorways, these are a little more elaborate than the basic models shown above.
Once the moulds for these are done I will be able to start assembling the boxed sets ready for sale, then its a case of setting up the retail end of the operation which I suspect might be the biggest challenge yet.
Once the moulds for these are done I will be able to start assembling the boxed sets ready for sale, then its a case of setting up the retail end of the operation which I suspect might be the biggest challenge yet.
Thursday, 7 November 2013
Ral Partha Gnoll Leader.
Picked up the brush again last night for a change of pace after several weeks of painting historical stuff, this is a Gnoll Leader from Ral Partha's 1990 AD&D 2nd Edition range:
Another enjoyable miniature to paint with plenty of nicely sculpted detail, the pose is a little wooden but he is after all a one piece casting. No idea what the cutlass/club hand weapon is supposed to be; don't seem to remember any Gnoll ethnic weapons from back in the day except for the Flindbar from Fiend Folio, but that was more like a nunchak if memory serves.
Another enjoyable miniature to paint with plenty of nicely sculpted detail, the pose is a little wooden but he is after all a one piece casting. No idea what the cutlass/club hand weapon is supposed to be; don't seem to remember any Gnoll ethnic weapons from back in the day except for the Flindbar from Fiend Folio, but that was more like a nunchak if memory serves.
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