My daughter made this figure for a Valentine's Day gift. She was very proud of it and so am I. From the base to the top of the head, it does measure 15mm. No, that's not a beret on his head cocked at a stylish angle. That is supposed to be his hair. If I play my cards right, I'll have a whole army soon!
The battle of Dybbol, 1864
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The main reason we parked for a couple of nights was to visit the Dybbol
battlefield. The nearby town of Sonderborg spans both sides of the
Alssund. We...
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Outstanding! That's how you get them started. Plus, she already has a pretty sense of proportion.
ReplyDeleteThanks Joe,
ReplyDeleteMy picture doesn't do it justice. There are actually two legs. She gave me a long tutorial on how she made him. Now, she is working on a girlfriend for him!
You might consider the Wargaming on a Budget forum on Yahoo (http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/wargaming_on_a_budget/) as it has a very creative bunch. You can make soldiers from wooden craft pieces that you can buy from Michaels Craft Stores (U.S.) and kids really seem to like the look. My blog Wooden Warriors (http://wooden-warriors.blogspot.com) has the same type of figures.
ReplyDeleteGood start. She is real creative. Using the HOTT rules really allows people to open up their creativity too.