I've just started experimenting with paper miniatures for use with my fantasy rpgs. The biggest problem so far has been finding something that would work as...
Foam core is certainly a good starting point. But I was also wondering what size your paper miniatures are. For instance if they are "10mm scale" foam core is...
28-30mm scale. Nice big ones. From the first days experementing it seems that using foam (such as from a egg carton or carton of grapes) works best. I'm...
Try using heavy card or matte board - should be easier to cut than foam core, not as thick, so you could store more figures off the bases, and not as liable to...
I just discovered that the top from the kool-aid drink bottles look something like the new cylon raider ships on galactica. There is also anothe kind of brand...
You can take men's deodorant containers, but Plastic Tank Turrents or the Scoops from Large Plastic Spoons (for cockpit) Mount Deer Whistles on the back for...
Sorry to join in so late. Most printers nowadays can accept quite thick cardboard as 'paper' to print on. Now, I'm not talking about that corrugated brown...
Hey Dave, Here is a great 15mm Victorian Era site, Brigade Games in the USA. They make both 15mm and 28mm Gaslight figs., and have a good selection in 15mm!!...
Hi Dave again, Here is a link to The London War Room down in the State of Mississippi, USA. They are located only 58 miles north of Gulfport, Miss. and were...
Hot Wheels made Good Year etc. Blimps, all the same size and shape but with different colors and names on them. They can be founs on Ebay. ome guy was/is...
Funny you mentioned that! I have been looking at some freebie space combat rules and have started building some decent (I think they're decent) looking...
Hi a friend of mine has created new rules for a roman chariot race (3D). He has already sold a few dozens of the game (self produced), but he is looking to...
I just wanted to say hi !! I am a gamer that is into the space fleet games, primarily with the Starmada rule set. I do a lot of crafting an designing of my own...
Resin casting comes to mind but that is copying so... but that is all I can think of sorry. Kerry bonzillou <bonzillou@...> wrote: Hi a friend of mine has...
Kerry Brown <goliath84116@...> wrote:Resin casting comes to mind but that is copying so... but that is all I can think of sorry. Kerry Alpha Cast from...
Check Plastic Soldier Review under Imperial Rome. Hat do the old Airfix re-release with a chariot, Atlantic did a very ornate and well-done chariot in their...
1/72 plastic is your best bet. HaT has reissued the Airfix Roman set which comes with one per box (plus a number of legionaries) Italieri has a gladiators set...
Scott wrote: "Patrick and I are partners in the Mean Streets pulp city terrain project and I am developing a unique system for gaming the prohibition, Mafia...
... France! ... not sure what the cost of 28mm pewter chariots are, but if you have extra horses and drivers available get the gamesworkshop warhammer plastic...
Hi ya'll, That would be great for 20mm plastic Pulps because they could be used with 15-18mm figures both on Earth and on mars, venus, Luna, and mercury or...
Hi Liam, I am still looking but have found the plastics, now I have to sort through them. Also, I have some of the Atlantic Greek, Roman, Egyptian sets with...
Hello Everyone I well recommmend the Atlantic 1/72 Chariots. I have a small number of originals and some Nexus repros but they are amongst my favourites. I...
I would not wait for these sets. While I love Imex products and have many of there figure sets, they are years behind on their release schedule and I suspect...