Boki: 10mm #5

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Sho Boki

writes:

I am so lazy and slow as turtle, so no fear to overworking.

About anatomical proportions. Yes and no. I give them oversized headgears, so I must also oversize the heads a little.

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Sho Boki of Boki Wargame Miniatures writes:

New 10mm Masters for Production Mold Are Ready!

Casting the production masters succeeded today. But figures with greatcoats comes heavier than one gram per figure. So these figures will be cost more than usual €0.20 EUR per figure. But overall, they looks appealing and go to production.

Also I started to create dolls for developing Cavalry troopers and mounted Officers. I try to do like in 15mm, with separated men and horses.

And Bad News for 6mm Fans:

Casting the production masters failed today. Some casted well, some not. But main thing is – I don't achieved my goal – less than one gram of metal per base, to drop price per three figures below €0.20 EUR.

The majority of figures are heavier, especially the converted ones. Also in this scale, it is clearly visible the size grow of converted figures after several molding. This will significantly slow down my 6mm projects.

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