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 Savage Blood & Suns 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 Blood & Suns Fortress of the Angel adventure. The concept was started from an underground secret Nazi pab, where experiments with alien bio-materials was…
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.
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…