"Yet More Bugmen!" Topic
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etotheipi | 18 Mar 2013 1:22 p.m. PST |
Irrational Number Line Games has yet another VOID Viridian (spelled right this time) conversion
BUGMEN! Just simple recapitations, but there are a couple of tips about balancing variety and uniformity. And they're bugmen. |
Rubber Suit Theatre | 18 Mar 2013 2:43 p.m. PST |
The green ones turned out really well. Heads on the others seem a bit large, but that could be camera angle and personal taste. How practical would it be to leave off the guns for some wacky Guyver/Power Rangers/Kamen Rider antics? |
etotheipi | 18 Mar 2013 5:01 p.m. PST |
The heads are all about the same size (as much as you get with a cheap bag of plastic bugs). I think the mantis heads look better because they have a bit of neck with them; it makes them a little taller and gives them a slightly different proprotion. I had to attach the guns
the Viridian minis come with open hands (that's how I got a leftie in there!), so unarmed Kamen Rider (the only one I recognize) figs would work fine. They really are a fun mini to work with as a base. |
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