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Miniatures Adventure => VSF Adventures => Topic started by: racm32 on 12 February 2013, 06:07:38 PM
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Russian Fighting Bear WIP for my Steampunk game set in WWI
(http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l76/racm32/IMAG0734.jpg)
more pics on my blog: http://wyndehurstproductions.blogspot.co.uk/2013/02/russian-attack-bear-project-update-2.html (http://wyndehurstproductions.blogspot.co.uk/2013/02/russian-attack-bear-project-update-2.html)
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(http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-3TfTX2MEl1o/UNCnW8G-pMI/AAAAAAAAAD8/xTZiy1BPXY0/s1600/BearCavalry.jpg)
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Nice idea. And nice bear. Where does it come from?
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Looks great like the ideas put forward in the "Leviathan" books by Scott Westerfield, :)
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Nice idea. And nice bear. Where does it come from?
Its a Grizzly Bear produced by Schleich which makes a lot of pre-painted plastic animals. Got it off Amazon for about 5 GBP.
Looks great like the ideas put forward in the "Leviathan" books by Scott Westerfield, :)
I think the world created in the book series lends itself perfectly for gaming. I'm modifying rules from Contemptible Little Armies (an amazing WWI rules set) and Valor & Steel & Flesh (a good VSF rules set)
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Schleich also does a lot of 1:48 prepainted toy dinosaurs that are absolutely ace for using in 28 mm pulp/lost world/sci-fi wargaming (a bit on the large side, but who can tell?).
They also have a fantasy range with prepainted dragons fit for fielding in any fantasy setting. My daughter bought one that I intend to borrow now and then ;)
I've often been thinking that it would be nice if they'd extend the 1:48 range with all kinds of animals.
On topic:
Is the rider going to have visible legs?
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Is the rider going to have visible legs?
Unfortunately not. This is my first time using the sculpting clay and I'm not good enough to sculpt the right shape legs. I also let it dry and after the fact thought about sticking the old legs in the stuff to make it look like they where coming through holes. Bit of a learning curve lol