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Miniatures Adventure => VSF Adventures => Topic started by: Cotton Eyed Joe on February 28, 2017, 08:30:44 PM
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Hi Guys,
Bunch of rough greens for the KS. The last image is actually concept art for Lady Greys mechanical butler which will be a stretch goal as well.
The mechanical mule is to pull the artillery...
They will be posted officially when KS stops being fussy about the images...
All Comments welcome..!
(http://www.dragon-bait-minis.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Penny1-1.jpg)
(http://www.dragon-bait-minis.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/IMG_3269-2.jpg)
(http://www.dragon-bait-minis.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Cathy-1.jpg)
(http://www.dragon-bait-minis.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Curious-Kate-c-2.jpg)
(http://www.dragon-bait-minis.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/clockwork-mule-a.jpg)
(http://www.dragon-bait-minis.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Gurty-Gun-1-11.jpg)
(http://www.dragon-bait-minis.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Butler.jpg)
Joe
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Looks good, I like especially the mechanic mule. This might serve as inspiration for some mechanic cavalry :-)
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Looks good, I like especially the mechanic mule. This might serve as inspiration for some mechanic cavalry :-)
It might!!!
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Beautiful sculpting! :o
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"We don't serve their kind here!"
Er, ah, there's already mechanical cavalry...
Joe's just trying to be cute.
I think that involves 'massive fail.'
Doug
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I like the reporters :)
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Very nice sculpting indeed. Maybe change the cog the mule is resting on to a regular wheel -the teeth of a cogwheel aren't used this way AFAIK.
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Promising stuff there, but why the quill pen? Surely a world with cameras and mechanical mules would have fountain pens (real world: 1850s onwards), or at least dip pens (real world: 1820s onwards)? With either a dip pen or a quill, she'd need an ink bottle as well, of course. (Also, she could probably find something better to write on than a slice of bread - but I assume that is just an unfinished sculpt of a notebook!)
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Very nice sculpting indeed. Maybe change the cog the mule is resting on to a regular wheel -the teeth of a cogwheel aren't used this way AFAIK.
The campaign takes place on Venus hypothetically where there is simply jungle and dirt tracks. Since Mules haul/pull stuff I would imagine much better traction, plus it goes more with the Clockwork feel. This certainly would not work on the cobblestones of Briton but no doubt there is a special sleeve or wheel change out.
On certain levels it crossed my mind as well in regards to paved roads..
Thanks for the comments..
Joe
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Promising stuff there, but why the quill pen? Surely a world with cameras and mechanical mules would have fountain pens (real world: 1850s onwards), or at least dip pens (real world: 1820s onwards)? With either a dip pen or a quill, she'd need an ink bottle as well, of course. (Also, she could probably find something better to write on than a slice of bread - but I assume that is just an unfinished sculpt of a notebook!)
All good points, The original concept guy threw a quill pen on her and the sculptor went with it. Sculpting a pen in 28mm that casts and is noticeable is not the easiest of things to do. I chose a piece of bread to protest world hunger..Actually it will be a notebook the green is still being developed and the sculptor was not sure if I wanted a bunch of papers or a notebook at the time..
The pen is still not 100% set in stone. I am doing some research today to think of some other options. It looks good but is certainly not period.
Joe
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Promising stuff there, but why the quill pen? Surely a world with cameras...
I was assuming 'affectation', though a bit much on 'assignment.' lol
Doug
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Nice sculpts, particularly the reporter. I was wondering if the orphan flower seller should have a thinner, more pinched face, perhaps reflecting her meagre existence? Just an observation as it's a nice figure.
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lovely stuff!!