Re: Miniatures Casting
Posted by Billiam Babble on Sep 27, 2009; 5:22am
URL: http://the-lost-and-the-damned.71.s1.nabble.com/Miniatures-Casting-tp3618834p3719710.html
I often lust after dungeon scenery but find it pricey - anything like dwarven forge (but cheap!) would be good. Walls, floor tiles -dungeon and sci-fi.
I like the sound of spacecraft, but have no idea what the market or even scales for these things are (randomly, tonight i was looking at a review of 15 mm sci-fi minis in an ancient WD there were a couple of simplistic but cool Lazerburn vehicles).
If I was setting out to make cash I think I'd start with accessories in bulk- cannon fodder troops, dead bodies, mountains of skulls, special effects, vermin, swarms (squigs!? Hee hee ;) ), wreckage (-but then I have no ambition or skill to actually sculpt unique quality figures.) I guess you start with what you feel the most confident in making.
Good luck by the way and if it's cheap count me in as a customer. *grin*
URL: http://the-lost-and-the-damned.71.s1.nabble.com/Miniatures-Casting-tp3618834p3719710.html
I often lust after dungeon scenery but find it pricey - anything like dwarven forge (but cheap!) would be good. Walls, floor tiles -dungeon and sci-fi.
I like the sound of spacecraft, but have no idea what the market or even scales for these things are (randomly, tonight i was looking at a review of 15 mm sci-fi minis in an ancient WD there were a couple of simplistic but cool Lazerburn vehicles).
If I was setting out to make cash I think I'd start with accessories in bulk- cannon fodder troops, dead bodies, mountains of skulls, special effects, vermin, swarms (squigs!? Hee hee ;) ), wreckage (-but then I have no ambition or skill to actually sculpt unique quality figures.) I guess you start with what you feel the most confident in making.
Good luck by the way and if it's cheap count me in as a customer. *grin*
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