Tuesday, July 05, 2011
D&D Tiefling Warlock miniature
I've been invited to play in another D&D group - they've been playing for a couple of years and were looking for a ranged striker. I created a fun character - a Tiefling Warlock named Trichinosis Carcenogina Hyacinth (although she prefers to be called Trixie). She was raised by Halflings so she seems oddly friendly and cutesy, but she's got a temper and can deal out boatloads of (mostly fire-based) damage.
The group that I'm joining plays with minis, so I went on the hunt for one that would aptly represent my character. The illustratons in the official D&D books show some pretty cool rams horns:
but the mini's that are available looked a little odd:
So I picked up the Arcane Heroes 2 package and took the main body of the female Eladrin Scorceror and the forearms of the male Half-elven Warlock, and glued them together, then added some Fimo horns and painted it all...
Labels: gaming, painting, polymer
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Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Primo Compass
So one of the things that I wanted to try was using polymer clay to make a design that could be made into a mold that we could use so that we have our own buttons for the costume. Except that I'm more of a 2-d artist, so sculpting things is a bit of a challenge. Here's my first try at a 20mm diameter button concept. It's a start, I suppose. I won't bother doing this though if I can't get something I'm actually happy with.
Labels: costume, design, polymer
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