"Wooden 12mm Prussian Cuirassiers 1866" Topic
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| Dale Hurtt | 11 Dec 2016 8:01 p.m. PST |
These guys were fun to make. Seven wooden and plastic beads, a piece of mini-dowel, and some acrylic dimensional paint. Adding the peaks to the front and back of the helmet really helps define the shape of it. I did not even need to paint any shadow. They are part of my growing Seven Weeks' War armies using Neil Thomas' "Wargaming Nineteenth Century Europe 1815–1878" rules.
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| Allen57 | 11 Dec 2016 9:48 p.m. PST |
Dale, those are charming. Not sure that is a word wargamers like applied to their figures but that is the way I see them. I cant see myself doing that but it is more an issue of time and my painting ability than anything. Well done sir. |
| Dale Hurtt | 11 Dec 2016 10:01 p.m. PST |
I made many of these while stuck in a hotel on a business trip with a hot glue gun and beads. You would be surprised at how little time they take and the cost is pennies per figure. A lot of people call them charming, and I am okay with that.  Might I suggest this article on Why Craft Your Own Miniatures on my blog: link Eye candy as a temptation:
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uses bits from Stan Johansen Miniatures to upgrade a toy car for post-apocalyptic battle arenas.
