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W007!!!111!11 It's up! A few reasons to buy this cheap-arse beast:
*As mentioned before, fully 3-D dragon. That's just sweet. It makes a good decoration on a gaming bookshelf, too.
*Griffons! And griffon bebez! They're rather kyoot.
*Every other critter in here, lovingly crafted by moi.
*Each mini image is fair-trade, shade-grown, and certified organic by Zobeck Tilth, the druid-run organic certification program.
Does it come with the stats of the creatures?
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Does it come with the stats of the creatures?
For stats, you'll be wanting this book. I just art. I leave numbers to the pros.
Very nicely done mister Sperry
Thank you N'wah. Although i don't like the content of your answer i simply love Paper Minis and purchased.^^
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Having put the Zmey together, a few comments:
1) The circles for the feet could be bigger to help with stability.I ended up gluing extra bits of card around the feet bases because of it.
2) As best as I can figure, the half circle guides for feet and arms are backwards. I tried doing it as they suggested should be done and it looked funny, so before the glue dried, I flipped them around and did them the other way and I think it looked better.
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Having put the Zmey together, a few comments:
1) The circles for the feet could be bigger to help with stability.I ended up gluing extra bits of card around the feet bases because of it.
2) As best as I can figure, the half circle guides for feet and arms are backwards. I tried doing it as they suggested should be done and it looked funny, so before the glue dried, I flipped them around and did them the other way and I think it looked better.
The plan for the circles for the feet and arms was to bend them so they are going to be under the arms/legs. Think of them like an armpit. Kinda makes them less noticeable.
But yeah, I slapped on the foot bases before the resize; I might try out putting bigger circles on 'em to help that out.
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The plan for the circles for the feet and arms was to bend them so they are going to be under the arms/legs. Think of them like an armpit. Kinda makes them less noticeable.
That is how I tried them first, but the arms kept wanting to bend back out. I suppose I could have tried a deeper score, but I'm always leery of slicing too deep. (Also, while I think about it the half-circle outlines for the legs and the arms are the same size on the body, even though the actual tabs on the arms are quite a big smaller. That confused me at first when I was analyzing how it was all supposed to go together.)
Nevertheless, when all is said and done, I really like the final piece. Good Job!. The only thing that would have made the paper minis better was a giant queen bee. :)