Seek the Wolf in Thyself!
At MACE 2021, we hosted a 4 hour crafting contests with 13 people including James “The Tabletop Engineer” Kelly and Bill “Wylock” Buchanan. Of course, Wyloch won the overall but I did win best story. The idea is that we were given a random painted miniature and we made a diorama based on it. I…
I crafted several things for this new Reich Star Adventure.
My wife nearly threw out an old Play-dough castle of my daughters in 2019 and I thought I could do something with it. It took me a while to get around to it but I finally finished it this years. Used some Dreamblade and Mage Knight minis, plus some 40K bits. Also had some Halloween…
I threw out this container for chocolate covered cherries and it landed upside down. Then I saw it… “I could make something out of that.” Add a few bottle tops, the classic apple sauce tops and 40k Bits.
After stat’ing out the Last Guard, I wasn’t sure what to do for the finale. I felt The Last Guard was good enough for a finale. After discussing it with a colleague at work, he suggested I make one that moved. GENIUS! I took one of those Halloween spider skeletons I bought at a Halloween…
Using Air-dry clay and hot-glue overtop, I created a fleshy creature inspired by the Mindflayer from Strange Things 3. This was going to be one of the baddies for my Savage Reich Star Fortress of the Angel adventure. The concept was started from an underground secret Nazi pab, where experiments with alien bio-materials was being…
Took the Star War: The Force Awakens Rathtar toy – a disaster of a toy but great for crafting – added a Halloween eyeball, and made a water creature for the Volturnus campaign. Used the Orthocone stats from Savage Worlds Science Fiction Companion.
From a Dollar Store Tiger and Snakes, I made the classic Star Frontiers Quickdeath – Savage Worlds Sized!
Crafted from a Star Wars Black Edition Dewback, I found it at Walmart on clearance. I was creating this for a very specific encounter that in the Star Frontiers Volturnus campaign. It was going to be a sort of “sporting event” that would qualify the party into joining the Ul-Mor tribe.
This is a craft I put together for a the Tabletop Crafting Guild 2018 Secret Santa. It combined several craft techniques I learned on YouTube. The tiles are made of the Dollar Store Play Foam Puzzle Mats designed in a fashion based on Wyloch’s tile system. I used card board and granny-grid. I probably will…