Some small beasties frome Gnome Blood Bowl

[Mycatistypingthis]

I made a few small animals, I needed them for a game and they provided some fun. All on 25mm/1" bases for scale.

 

[urumomo]

What did you sculpt them out of ?

 

[Mycatistypingthis]

What did you sculpt them out of ?

I can't sculpt that small, they are plastic minis from https://www.warhammer.com/en-NL/shop/blood-bowl-gnome-team-2024

Blood Bowl has wonderful whimsical miniatures, my faves are

https://www.warhammer.com/en-NL/sho...2020?queryID=67f2ef586633aa7f07172add30e3c891 for a halloween theme or

https://www.warhammer.com/en-NL/sho...2020?queryID=ba92cb83e694505d68f8d7d7d4f1b408 otherwise, though the gnomes are also really nice.

It's a riff on American Football in a warlike fantasy setting. Also great for RPG minis, for instance if you need some large sized zombies, the Nurgle Rotters team works well

 

[urumomo]

Oh , painted only .
I was going off , " I made a few .. "
Figured you used an epoxy or something .

 

[Mycatistypingthis]

Ah sorry!, no, just put them together and painted them.

 

[urumomo]

Those small animals require some assembly ?

... you added those last 2 while I was responding .
I could have done without them with my morning coffee . lulz

 

[Mycatistypingthis]

Those small animals require some assembly ?

... you added those last 2 while I was responding .
I could have done without them with my morning coffee . lulz

The goslings are one piece, the fox is two pieces (with an alternative head), the goose is three, and the badger is four.

The big guys aren't even the worst from that set, I'm looking to inflict some mild trauma to my players when we get to the undead parts of the campaign.

 

[blakeh1]

Nice work!