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77313 Krug, Hill Giant (Bones)

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Chief of my Hill Giant Tribe. I dipped his hand in hot water to form the fingers around the added rock. The strange off-centre position on his base is so he fits into his tribe better...

 

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To be honest, I put them on individual bases more out of habit than with any particular game in mind! It does mean I could use them for D&D games if I ever find myself playing them again.

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21 hours ago, Highlander said:

That rock in his hand ... is real.  Very, very good job.

 

The secret is to use a real rock! ::P:

 

I did paint it, though, so I deserve some credit.

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that is just killer, that second pic right away said to me " The G1 comes to life in mini's" .

 

Can you post a higher resolution of the diorama? please :)

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17 hours ago, Fencig said:

that is just killer, that second pic right away said to me " The G1 comes to life in mini's" .

 

Can you post a higher resolution of the diorama? please :)

 

That's about the nicest thing anyone could say, thanks!

 

There's a thread with more photos in it over here... Hill Giant Tribe, Undead Dragons and more...

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