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[redshadows]

Hi Everyone

Here is something I've been working on in my spare time, Not sure what to do with it yet. I might start my own range or pass it on.

What do you think so far?





Thanks
George

[YPU]

I'm very curious to what material those tiles are made from? actual small tiles? 

[redshadows]

Yeah, Real tiles from a dolls house supplier, real easy to cut as well. They are about 10mm.

[Cherno]

Looks good! Reminds me of the Lovecraft film from the early 90s where the Shoggoth-like creature bursts throught floor of the mansion's main hall.

[matthais-mouse]

Very nice, a shocking sight for all those who behold him/her/it haha 

[Gun bunny]

very creepy 

[supervike]

Very cool, but I think it needs more rubble from where he is coming up out of the floor.

[YPU]

I like the looks of it but it might have a bit large base (no matter how nice) compared to actual creature. Especially in the front of the first picture there is a large zone of floor thats just that, empty floor.

[WitchfinderGeneral]

If there'll be a cast from it, I'd buy it!

[Cherno]

One thing I just noticed is that physically, this is just impossible. The tiled floor would be on concrete, wooden floorboards, packed earth or whatever, but the thing seems to be directly below the tiles, so if it pushes through, where did the underlying ground matter go?

[supervike]

One thing I just noticed is that physically, this is just impossible. The tiled floor would be on concrete, wooden floorboards, packed earth or whatever, but the thing seems to be directly below the tiles, so if it pushes through, where did the underlying ground matter go?

Obviously, it got sent to an alternate dimension when this thing popped through.

[fred]

Very cool - and tentacally.

I would suggest either make the base smaller - or add some debris and broken tiles to the empty bits to show the broken tiles and flooring where it is pushing up from. (if the base is smaller then the broken bits of tile will just be assumed to be off the base!)

[FramFramson]

One thing I just noticed is that physically, this is just impossible. The tiled floor would be on concrete, wooden floorboards, packed earth or whatever, but the thing seems to be directly below the tiles, so if it pushes through, where did the underlying ground matter go?

Space-time anomalies are sort of a Lovecraftian tradition.

[Mr. Peabody]

I think it ate all the stuff underneath... Now it's lookin' for more. 

[Connectamabob]

It was always there. The builders only thought that was nice, hard ground.