Just like last month I hosted that little game of trying to model something to a given topic, here I am participating. The topic given by Bahior was "Size does matter" - which fit perfectly with an idea I had in mind.
I actually got Cursed City when it was originally released, one of the last reasonably priced boxes... and then it stood on top of a shelf for a year. Here I am trying to kickstart it somehow.
You see, I really love the style of the minis for this game and I'll be using most minis as they are, but an ogre without a big belly and a gut-plate? I can't stand that, size indeed does matter here! I did some conversions to put some meat on those bones and make Brutogg into a chubbier chap. HERE is the original for comparison. I have some other similar small changes planned and after that I can start tackling this monster of a boardgame.
I actually got Cursed City when it was originally released, one of the last reasonably priced boxes... and then it stood on top of a shelf for a year. Here I am trying to kickstart it somehow.
You see, I really love the style of the minis for this game and I'll be using most minis as they are, but an ogre without a big belly and a gut-plate? I can't stand that, size indeed does matter here! I did some conversions to put some meat on those bones and make Brutogg into a chubbier chap. HERE is the original for comparison. I have some other similar small changes planned and after that I can start tackling this monster of a boardgame.
Zacny bebech, świetna konwersja!
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DeleteBasior jak się patrzy :) Wystawiasz na próbę moje postanowienie że modeli z Cursed city nie będę konwertował - teraz już zawszę będzie mi na tym modelu brakować brzucha :D
ReplyDeleteMnie od razu zdziwił, myślałem że to jakiś wyrośnięty człowiek ;) Bez brzucha to nie robota! Dzięki :)
DeleteEch, a gdzie te groteskowe proporcje, które miały Ogry z WFB? Ale konwersja ładna.
ReplyDeleteTen bardziej celuje w schyłkowe WFB, gdzie ogry były po prostu grube :P Dzięki!
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