These miniatures have been in the darkness of a drawer for more than 15 years! Obviously, they were not part of any of my projects. They might have a brighter future with somebody else. Let me know if interested.
I took them out of their blisters to take better pictures.
42-302 Aztec Warrior Priests
42-303 Aztec Eagle Knights
42-305 Aztec Arrow Knights
42-306 Aztec Warrior Bowmen
42-307 Aztec Warrior Slingers
42-322 Auquiconia Bodyguards (1 pose)
42-324 Chimor Warriors (2 poses)
Here’s a shot of plaster castings from my WWII village mold. I sold the original mold on ebay.
You will need for this project: extruded foam, PVA glue, sand, baseboard, cheap acrylic paint, craft knives.
1. Cut your foam. Dry fit every part. Glue your foam together and on your baseboard.
2. Add texture (mix PVA - diluted with water - and paint; add sand) - the sloppy part! Wait for it to dry.
3. Paint (black basecoat, raw umber undercoat, raw sienna heavy drybrush, light grey drybrush). On the image, the light grey drybrush was done only on the top-right corner piece of the arena for demonstration.
4. Let dry. Varnish (matte) if you want it to last longer on the gaming table.
5. Play with it! The following image showcase a multiplayer Mordheim skirmish between a Skaven warband, a Drak Elf warband, and an Ostlanders warband.
I was cleaning up my basement and found a piece of coconut rug that was left after making a few custom crop fields. I didn’t want to throw it out so I recycled it by making more crop fields for miniature gaming! Here’s the result:
