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Miniatures Adventure => Pulp => Topic started by: walktapus on 13 March 2007, 11:49:53 AM
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A few pictures and a report from our last dino safari game. We used the Saurian Safari rules, and a game master :)
http://amdba.over-blog.com/article-5965888.html
http://amdba.over-blog.com/article-5931328.html
(http://idata.over-blog.com/0/07/38/10/dino/10-_le_03_03_2007_une_chasse_aux_dinosaures_-_la_horde_d_or.jpg)
A previous hunting expedition has been anihilated. Only one survivor has returned to tell where the dino ivory has been hidden (in a giant skull cave).
A new expedition is sent. As it progresses and meets more and more dinosaurs, discussions arise about wether the pacific plant eaters should be shot (for sport) or the expedition should focus on bringing the ivory.
One player makes the mistake to shoot at a giant brachiosaurus (150 hit points !). The beast is upset and charges the column, smashing down two carriers.
Then there is an episode with a pack of deinonychuses hunting down and eating pachycephalosauruses just in front of the skull cave. The hunters finally shoot the monsters and get the ivory.
The return trip is more momentous (since I rolled two times every turn in the encounter table instead of one), but the hunters all escape alive, which is quite unusual. Only a few carriers were killed.
The scenery is probably a little low for this forum's standard, but these items from my friend Sacha can be inspiring.
(http://idata.over-blog.com/0/07/38/10/dino/plus0.jpg)
(http://idata.over-blog.com/0/07/38/10/dino/plus1.jpg)
(I purchased a mammoth skeleton for myself. A bit oversized but I hope I will make something useful from it).
The giant skull came from the newspaper shop for one euro. It is the first issue of weekly priodical to make a t-rex model.
(http://idata.over-blog.com/0/07/38/10/dino/t-rex-fabbri-n2.jpg)
With a base, earth and a few plants it will make a great fossilized dragon skull imho :)
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Great report! Neat scenery, even the super-huge Triceratops. I can't wait to see the dino skull done up as a cave.
If you find any extras, send them to me. :mrgreen:
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i'm inspiring!
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@professor: yes, you usually are :)
@walktapus: teasing me like this can make me leave this forum, and who would be spamming here then? seriously though, cool stuff.... it's one of the projects which has to wait for later :(
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@professor: yes, you usually are :)
LOOOL actually wanted to say "it's inspiring" :lol:
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Grate stuff !! :love: :o :love:
you don´t have to worry abaut ``little low senery`` just use a sandet table and our terrain is such as good as mine .
I also want to make a dead Triceratops i get the same model some month ago and the picture realy inspirational me .Have to copy that :oops:
keep on the good work
grimm
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@professor - c'mon, you don't have to be THIS modest ;)
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Great, I'm building my dino stocks up for some good hunting. Where did you get the triceratops skeleton from? I want at least 1 preferably 2.
Fritzy
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I like those little dinosaurs! Where are they from?
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Excellent stuff. I like the Triceratops skeleton. :D
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Excellent stuff. I like the Triceratops skeleton. :D
btw, skeleton, looks like one of these "dig-a-dino" sets?
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I like those little dinosaurs! Where are they from?
They look like HLBS compsognathus (compies). You have to ask for them as they are not on the website
Fritzy
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btw, skeleton, looks like one of these "dig-a-dino" sets?
Didn't know what a "dig-a-dino" set is but I found this picture in the importer's website :
(http://www.bukifrance.com/admin/Product/uploads/medium/Pic1_159.jpg)
So I guess the answer is yes :)
Yes the composognathi are from HLBS. Someone in this forum pointed me to them a few months ago !