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Made in us
Nimble Ellyrian Reaver



York, PA USA

This is a link to my blog where I have been detailing the process for making your own plastic minis. http://proxiemodels.blogspot.com/ The troll is my first actual figure, and I am quite pleased to see some of the ideas bearing fruit. Prior to the troll I was just making tanks and stuff. Of course I have a very long way to go, but it has been a very nice challenge. Getting the fitments and layout of the models is my next challenge. If I can keep the machines running I am hoping to be able to make a lot of the things I want but are not available at a reasonable price.
It is really neat to be able to make huge armored formations for a small price. I can not wait till I get my infantry done- that army will be vast.

Just some info for any other extreme do it yourself types out there, if I can do it anybody can.
   
Made in us
Cowboy Wannabe




Sacramento

Looking good for a first attempt at an organic figure.

Your "tanks and stuff" are great too, particularly the gothic building... which I plan to buy a bunch of when/if I get into 15mm.

Keep up the good work!

   
 
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