I noticed the wargames influence. Took a lot of searching to find a figure without a weapon or clear intent to kill something/someone. Been looking on Etsy, too. It has a number of shops selling neat figures without the mean faces or weapons. Lots of 3D printed figures from what I can tell.
Terrain! Got it. Will look around for tutorials.
Instead of having a game board I am looking at putting together a wooden cube frame. The idea being I can hang things as part of the scene. Lights, ribbons, symbols, and the like.
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Re: Writing as Magic and Miniature Theaters
Date: 2022-11-07 07:54 pm (UTC)I noticed the wargames influence. Took a lot of searching to find a figure without a weapon or clear intent to kill something/someone. Been looking on Etsy, too. It has a number of shops selling neat figures without the mean faces or weapons. Lots of 3D printed figures from what I can tell.
Terrain! Got it. Will look around for tutorials.
Instead of having a game board I am looking at putting together a wooden cube frame. The idea being I can hang things as part of the scene. Lights, ribbons, symbols, and the like.
Thanks again,
Eric