Post by monktaraz on Jul 30, 2011 10:04:29 GMT -9
Hello everyone!
This is my 30 men spartan regiment in 2.5D. (300 was a lot of them).
The idea of this regiment, is to test the possibility of turning both, shields, and weapons, so the mini can be seen from many positions.
Since my camera is absolutelly rubbish, I'm going to put a bit more pictures, so everyone can get the idea.
This are the minis before glueing all thogether, each mini is made of 5 pieces, body, shield, cape, lance, and base.
A close up of the detail in the minis. (notice that every part has two sides, so you may customize all minis). Also There are diferents heads, but, the detail is lost when printing, so a new version will be in order.
A 3D, of a regiment in order to check the correct position of each mini.
You may see that the lances, are in 4 diferents positions.
And now the finished product!
This is my 30 men spartan regiment in 2.5D. (300 was a lot of them).
The idea of this regiment, is to test the possibility of turning both, shields, and weapons, so the mini can be seen from many positions.
Since my camera is absolutelly rubbish, I'm going to put a bit more pictures, so everyone can get the idea.
This are the minis before glueing all thogether, each mini is made of 5 pieces, body, shield, cape, lance, and base.
A close up of the detail in the minis. (notice that every part has two sides, so you may customize all minis). Also There are diferents heads, but, the detail is lost when printing, so a new version will be in order.
A 3D, of a regiment in order to check the correct position of each mini.
You may see that the lances, are in 4 diferents positions.
And now the finished product!
Again uberclear vector-stuff, but with a nice organic twist and feel. I especially like the proportions and front body drawing. Awesome and realistic ! I guess, the best view-angle is 45 degrees. Voting points for experimentation/innovation and the (rare) historical theme.