Obviously they cost a quid each, which isn't bad I think, and my plan is to turn them into terrain pices for use in warhammer (now renamed as carnosaur and stegadon skeletons) and 40K (there's some dangerous stuff on those death worlds).
The Dinosaurs assembled and put next to a mantic revenant for scale
Now they're not fantastic, but what do you expect for a pound, and I do think a few monstrous skeletons will add to a battlefeild. Also it will simply be nice to have a couple of new pieces of terrain, I rarely spend any money (or time) on terrain as I prefer to do the models, something I keep meaning to change but never quite getting there.
The plan, something like this on a flaocked base, possibly given a wash.
On the carnosaur, it might be more dramatic if it was placed as if it fell forward, rather than on its side. That might cover any less than fantastic detailing the model might have
ReplyDeletethats not a bad idea at all and I reckon I might well give that a go, cheers
ReplyDeleteIn Germany we have no Poundland,... :-(
ReplyDeleteCould you see on the tube from which company this dino's are?
sorry the tubes have been thrown away I'm afraid!
ReplyDeleteCool minis! I've linked your work in my article about dino skeletons - https://alkony.enerla.net/english/the-nexus/miniatures-nexus/miniature/miniature-creature/miniatures-animal-skeletons
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