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mattmatt's inspiring example, Jimmy and I spent a chunk of time this afternoon/evening making little dudes out of sculpey, for use as miniatures in my D&D game. You can see pics of my efforts in my Amazingly Geeky Gallery, but here's the group shot:
The things I've learned from this experience are as follows:
1) Something about dwarves lends itself to excellence in clay miniatures.mattmatt's dwarven cleric looks great, and my dwarven monk came out better than any of the others I did.
2) My webcam is a really, really bad camera. I may borrow my dad's much nicer digital camera sometime soon and take better photos of these little guys.
I'll probably end up doing some of the less-in-demand-as-miniatures characters later on this week, so you may be seeing a few Valmaiverse regulars in clay form in the not-too-distant future.
mattmatt's inspiring example, Jimmy and I spent a chunk of time this afternoon/evening making little dudes out of sculpey, for use as miniatures in my D&D game. You can see pics of my efforts in my Amazingly Geeky Gallery, but here's the group shot:The things I've learned from this experience are as follows:
1) Something about dwarves lends itself to excellence in clay miniatures.
mattmatt's dwarven cleric looks great, and my dwarven monk came out better than any of the others I did.2) My webcam is a really, really bad camera. I may borrow my dad's much nicer digital camera sometime soon and take better photos of these little guys.
I'll probably end up doing some of the less-in-demand-as-miniatures characters later on this week, so you may be seeing a few Valmaiverse regulars in clay form in the not-too-distant future.