As I now have my personal challenge for the Challenge Sector Star assigned, I am mainly working on that. However, I wanted to get something painted and posted for this week, so here it is.
In an effort to build some cheap scatter terrain for fantasy skirmish games, I went through my Reaper Bones and D&D miniatures piles and selected some figures that I either had a duplicate of, or just could never picture myself actually using. I then stuck these on top of some wooden blocks I picked up at the local dollar (100 yen) store and decorated them with some old square GW bases. A few coats of various grey paints and a black wash, and I had some quick and easy statues.
This one is a little out of focus, sorry. |
Each statue is roughly 2" by 2" by 3", so that gives me a total of 96 cubic inches, or about 45% of one terrain cube. So, these should score me 9 points.
There are also two skulls on these figures, which will add to my skull side duel.
Skullz Total: 110
Quick and easy statuary Stuart, and very effective. I like the repurposed Reaper figures and your DIY plinths. Looking forward to your Final Challenge.
Nice statues, Stuart! :)
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ReplyDeleteClever and inventive, though I confess, I wouldn't want to visit a place where you find those sorts of statues in the park!
Cheers, MikeP
I really like these! This is a great way to utilize figures that may not otherwise make it out of the lead pile!
ReplyDeleteGreat use for old square bases! I have the intention to do similar statues, but so far there has always been something more interesting... :)
ReplyDeletereally cool!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the skull count!
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