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The H Man  writes: |
"they have some obvious uses as fantasy or sci-fi terrain items." Name one. 'Mushrooms' Name another. 'Sorry, I'm needed in the basement…' Central Starship control console. Cut off fore arms of minis and glue on for boxing gloves. Not so funny if you've seen robocop 2 and think mecha. |
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Editor in Chief Bill 
ruins a laser printer and learns to hand-letter.
Adam uses stark highlighting for a 'cartoony' style with these DemonBlade figures.
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Editor in Chief Bill writes:
A member of the family pointed out this product to me, once again at my favorite store, Dollar Tree:
For $1.25 USD, you get a bag containing eight wooden mushrooms. Located in the craft aisle.
I'm not sure if these are one-piece, or two pieces glued together. I would guess they are turned on a lathe.
Above, you can see a mushroom with two 28mm figures. The mushroom is 27mm tall.
I don't know what crafters use these for, but they have some obvious uses as fantasy or sci-fi terrain items.
