Showing posts with label Ian Mountain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ian Mountain. Show all posts
Thursday, 17 September 2015
Sunday, 2 December 2012
Saturday, 1 December 2012
Some Preview Figures...
Swamp Folk, sculpted by Ian Mountain
Jeff has sent me some test castings of our up-coming Swamp Folk and Tinalíya figures! Yay!
Here are the Tinalíya, sculpted by Faron Betchley. The arms are being cast separately in metal so as to be more easily pose-able. The limbs of the Tinalíya are like little globes making them essentially miniature alien Michelin Men. With metal arms they player will be able to bend them to suit...
Tinalíya (L-to-R: Soldier, Civilian, Soldier and Noble/Sorcerer)
The Swamp Folk consist of two armed marines and a civilian. The intent is to get some more variants done: an armoured chieftain, some more marines with boat hooks and axes and perhaps a civilian with a staff.
I also have an idea to do some semi-submerged for amphibious operations...
Resin castings by Jeff Trnka of JTFM. The Tinalíya arms will be cast by RAFM.
Update: Jeff has just reminded me axe wielding figure is in two pieces - the weapon and arms are a separate piece from the body.
Update: Jeff has just reminded me axe wielding figure is in two pieces - the weapon and arms are a separate piece from the body.
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Wednesday, 23 February 2011
More Swampy Goodness...
More Swamp Folk Pics
Ian sent me these and apologized for the poor quality of the pics, saying he'd send better ones tomorrow. But can I wait that long - No Sireee! :-)
These are not quite finished yet, specifically the left hand of the swordsman. I am quite happy with them finished or unfinished. So these along with those shown last post are the first three Swamp Folk ever to be sculpted (AFAIK) - the intent is to have them Mastered and then do a few more variants so that we have a decent assortment to release when the time comes.
These are not quite finished yet, specifically the left hand of the swordsman. I am quite happy with them finished or unfinished. So these along with those shown last post are the first three Swamp Folk ever to be sculpted (AFAIK) - the intent is to have them Mastered and then do a few more variants so that we have a decent assortment to release when the time comes.
Monday, 21 February 2011
Swamp Folk - Getting there...
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