Thanks guys! I'm just having fun with this stuff. This one will not be going into the "Craft Off"... even though the required material is popsicle sticks/ tongue depressors, and that is exactly what this is. Using posicle sticks as lumber to execute an arbitrary project is not the type of creativity I would show. From my perspective (and that of the judges who pick the final 5), the ideal contribution is the one which uses the material in it's most raw form to execute something easily that would otherwise be difficult. I have only missed the final 5 once.
For example, the ideal use for popsicle sticks would be craft several rows of head stones for a grave yard. Snip, done! That's been done before, so we'll likely see bunch of those submitted. We will also see a bunch of wagons, fences, and furniture I'm sure. I have built something else which I will post here when I'm ready. It' prety much one cut.
The "Gypsy Wagon" craft then converted to an undead war wagon is something I wanted to do quickly... then it grew into needing a miniature, and I saw this guy with the torch conversion and I had to have it! I really should clean up those horses. I just grabbed them from my box, they are cheap plastic and once had riders. The large holes are filled with some kind of clay I do not recall.
I'm very happy with how well the staged scene came out in the camera. I bought that Pegasus Hobbies ruins and cobblestone mat to play Frostgrave. But I need a lot of terrain before I start playing. Not sure that is going to happen.
The OSL paint on the mini looks better in person, I had to point one of my lights up underneath the overhang on the wagon to eliminate the shadows. So the mini is lit in an odd way, but it works.
As for the Demon Skull on the base... well JDean, we're just going to have to agree to disagree.
I paint almost all of my bases as gray stone tiles so they work in the dungeon or outside (ideally both in the darkness). If you saw this mini in person you would see that while he needed a 25mm base, he's very flat and the base needed something extra to prevent it from looking odd. It does not help that I pinned it to the rear a bit.