<r>As anyone on this forum knows, I\'m a huge fan of Master Maze, and have been since its inception. I love setting up intricate dungeons, shadowed caverns, and buildings. But, if my players want to go somewhere else, I can improvise. I have an ancient Chessex battlemat in forest green with 1\" hexe...

Those are phenomenal, Sorn! I\'m certain that your players\' jaws will drop when they face those bad boys!

<t>Heresy miniatures did have a somewhat mirthful attitude in their sculpts. Big Boris was intentionally beefed up, and has been described by Andy as a half-ogre. Big Boris Mk II is even larger, and Mk III larger still. <br/> <br/> I used the figure above in Iron Heroes RPG, which was like D&D 3...

Did someone mention Big Boris?

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Pardulon does an amazing resin scorpion.

I just uploaded the pics to CoolMiniOrNot.com. Drop by and vote, and feel free to leave a comment.

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<t>I lay out my dungeon in advance, then cover it with sheets of paper as the players advance. That keeps them in the dark about what\'s ahead of them. But you can also add sections if the players find a secret door. Having the new section on a MDF board is a pretty cool way to do it; I may have to ...

<t>Sorn, if I had your money, I\'d be doing the very same thing! Having your minis painted by the top people in the business is awesome! And like you, I\'d play with mine, all the time. As it is, I\'ll have to content myself with my own paint jobs. They pretty good, but the ones you own are truly in...

<t>Thanks for all the kind comments! The 40mm round transparent bases are from Litko Aerosystems. They make all kinds of cool tokens for gaming as well, like flying base stands, invisible player characters and monsters, and flame tokens.<br/> <br/> As for painting techniques, I readily admit that I\...

<t>I just painted these old Ral Partha mimics. Love these sculpts! Now I\'ll have to paint the rest of the matching furniture that I recently bought from Iron Wind Metals, who now own the molds.<br/> <br/> For the base of the chest mimic, I used Pokornoy paints.<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> <b...