Re: The Last Hurrah Project: 07/27/25 The latest Mushrooms!

[LordOdo]

Chucky 

[DeafNala]

I remember a game in which an old investigator climbs the old stairs to his attic for the first time in decades... only to be attacked by the vindictive forgotten toys of his childhood! 

Funny you should mention it. One of the Guys on the Reaper Forum suggested I use some evil toy familiars that Reaper makes. It must be that Great Minds thing again.

Chucky 

Thanks, LordOdo!

[FramFramson]

Even better!

[dinohunterpoa]

Funny you should mention it. One of the Guys on the Reaper Forum suggested I use some evil toy familiars that Reaper makes. It must be that Great Minds thing again.

There's no coincidences, only synchronicity! 

[DeafNala]

Even better!

Thanks, Fram. I'm glad you like the additions.
I originally was going to use the Mimics in S. White's Attic, but the Wizard's Place gave them a better view.

There's no coincidences, only synchronicity! 

That may well be the case.
Wyrd makes a BIG Teddy Bear that would be a perfect Toys in the Attic type although a tad on the too tall side...it would, however, explain the roof damage at the Wizard's Place.

[DeafNala]

Since today's post has nothing whatsoever to do with The Blight, I posted it here:

http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=94516.0

...if you are interested...or if you are not interested for that matter.

[dinohunterpoa]

Teddy Bears:





From here: http://ntseshop.co.uk/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=178

The "Nighfolk" line is really twisted and wicked! 

[DeafNala]

Teddy Bears:





From here: http://ntseshop.co.uk/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=178

The "Nighfolk" line is really twisted and wicked! 

Thanks for the lead, dinohunterpoa! I had forgotten about the Nightfolk range. They make a lot of WONDERFULLY whimsical miniatures that would work well with my scenes.

[dinohunterpoa]

Thanks for the lead, dinohunterpoa! I had forgotten about the Nightfolk range. They make a lot of WONDERFULLY whimsical miniatures that would work well with my scenes.

DeafNala, You're always welcome!  

I think that the Reaper fungi (3 different miniatures) can also be useful to this great project of yours:

[Mason]

Loving the new funky furniture.
The suit the Blight very well, indeed.
 

I am sure that I have a few things that may fit in well.
I shall dig tomorrow and see if I can find the miscreants.
 

[DeafNala]

I think that the Reaper fungi (3 different miniatures) can also be useful to this great project of yours:

...another one of those Great Mind moments. I have the three wandering Mushrooms all painted up...the photos are buried somewhere in the thread.
I have them wandering through the Spooky Woods singing Hi Ho or some such song. Thanks for the thought!

Loving the new funky furniture.
The suit the Blight very well, indeed.
 

I am sure that I have a few things that may fit in well.
I shall dig tomorrow and see if I can find the miscreants.
 

Thanks for the reply, Paul. I am delighted you like it.
Although I should try to talk you out of it, the reinforcements would be welcome.
AND I so love sending packages I couldn't deny you the fun.

[DeafNala]

SO today I started working on The Creepy, I-have-to-come-up-with-a-better-name-than-that, Ruined Building & a Blight style display base:


...front door & cobble o the display base:


...boarded up door on the Ruins:


AND the Evil Eye:


...tomorrow will hopefully see some colors added...hopefully.

[DeafNala]

AND here is today's progress on the Tinker's Shop:











 
...with a couple more angles of The Scope:



 
Tomorrow may see some window treatments & a chimney pipe or two...or not.

[Mason]

Love the wonky telescope and the Evil Eye.
They just fit in perfectly.
 

[DeafNala]

Love the wonky telescope and the Evil Eye.
They just fit in perfectly.
 

Thanks, Paul. I'm glad you like it. I missed some of the earler W.I.P. photos of the base, but the onws posted show the place off better...I think.
The neighborhood seems to have developed an Evil Eye motif...could be a N.S.A. influence. The telescopes fit in with that theme, I guess