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benvoliothefirst wrote:It occurs to me that you went from perfectly-serviceable tabletop standard, to miniature works of art. The older paint jobs that you weren't happy with seem great to me!
Weltenlaeufer wrote:Wow! Unbelievably epic looking models! I love how you painted your set!!






lestodante wrote:Poor Volrik!! If you are familiar with putty or green stuff I would add some beard to make him look a bit less younger.




lestodante wrote:You're right on this point. You may want to try to make handcuffs around his wrists as well?


sekundes wrote:Volrik on a standard Heroquest base is only slightly taller than the Barbarian, so he's pretty big but not overly so.


lestodante wrote:sekundes wrote:Volrik on a standard Heroquest base is only slightly taller than the Barbarian, so he's pretty big but not overly so.
You can file a bit his feet, Dungeonquest minis have very tall soles while HQ figures have their feet drowning into the base.
One modify I always wanted to do on my Volrik is to rotate his right leg a bit to make his pose less dumb. If you notice, he has the right foot turned to the inside (because of the solid mold process back in those days)




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