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Post by Rhannon on Aug 2, 2014 9:35:57 GMT -9
There are no news about the publication of this set. So ... it's up to me  Eight really wonderful paper minis. Not much else to say.  |
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Post by squirmydad on Aug 2, 2014 11:06:07 GMT -9
Yes! My Cultists are about to get some backup.  |
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Post by emergencyoverride on Aug 2, 2014 11:30:04 GMT -9
Nice!
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Post by Brave Adventures on Aug 2, 2014 13:58:24 GMT -9
There are no news about the publication of this set. So ... it's up to me Eight really wonderful paper minis. Not much else to say. Wow! Thanks Rhannon! You beat me to it! Here is some more information: The set includes 8 miniatures with unique front and back art designed to be used with slotted paper bases. These miniatures are perfect for Table-Top Gamers on a budget and should work well with other miniatures in 28-32mm scales. What You Get 6 Beastmen 2 Boars CutfilesThis set includes cutfiles for automated cutting machines. The PDF includes regmarks on separate layers for Cameo and SD cutters. Cutting TutorialThis set includes a simple-to-follow Cutting Tutorial with photos for people cutting by hand. You can find them at Brave Adventures and RPGNow! Please also check us out on Facebook! |
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Post by wisdomknight on Aug 2, 2014 14:44:05 GMT -9
Gotta pic of the boars?
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Post by Brave Adventures on Aug 5, 2014 4:45:48 GMT -9
Here they are：  Gaston drew the beastmen, the boars are by me. Ryan |
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Post by pavaro on Aug 5, 2014 5:37:05 GMT -9
Here they are： Gaston drew the beastmen, the boars are by me. Ryan Yet another boar. Could somebody tell me, how can to do this contour, outline? I mean to was comfortable when cutting. |
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Post by wisdomknight on Aug 5, 2014 6:49:33 GMT -9
nice job! and thanks for the pics  |
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Post by Rhannon on Aug 5, 2014 8:11:24 GMT -9
Here they are： Gaston drew the beastmen, the boars are by me. Ryan The two boars are mirrored, Ryan. Too bad! |
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Post by wildagreenbough on Aug 5, 2014 20:19:23 GMT -9
I used to have some neighbours who looked like them; - it's definitely better now they've moved away Cool set though and I've added it to my shopping list. |
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Post by Brave Adventures on Aug 6, 2014 16:20:06 GMT -9
Could somebody tell me, how can to do this contour, outline? I mean to was comfortable when cutting. Hi Pavaro, do you mean the black outline? I make a copy of the mini on a separate layer behind the art layer, convert it to a black silhouette and then use the stroke effect. I then rasterize it and clean it up if it needs it. The two boars are mirrored, Ryan. Too bad! Haha sorry Rhannon. In my opinion, it can be okay to mirror miniatures that are drawn with a side view. If I redrew the other side instead of mirroring it, it would basically look the same anyway (except for the tongue). I understand your feeling though, mirroring the boars was a little lazy of me...  Ooops! Wrong thread, and I can't seem to delete this! Haha, that's okay. Thanks for the bump! I used to have some neighbours who looked like them; - it's definitely better now they've moved away Cool set though and I've added it to my shopping list. Wow, I bet your neighbours were real party animals! |
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Post by pavaro on Aug 6, 2014 22:14:36 GMT -9
Could somebody tell me, how can to do this contour, outline? I mean to was comfortable when cutting. Hi Pavaro, do you mean the black outline? I make a copy of the mini on a separate layer behind the art layer, convert it to a black silhouette and then use the stroke effect. I then rasterize it and clean it up if it needs it. Yes. That's what I meant. Thanks for your help. I wonder how to make "edgy" outline to make it easier to cut. Probably, this effect is achieved with the cutting and not the creation of a stroke. |
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Post by Brave Adventures on Aug 6, 2014 22:33:46 GMT -9
Yes. That's what I meant. Thanks for your help. I wonder how to make "edgy" outline to make it easier to cut. Probably, this effect is achieved with the cutting and not the creation of a stroke. Yes, I cut the examples by hand so the effect is probably just from how I cut it. I try to make the border thick enough so that you can cut through it comfortably without leaving any white. Ryan |
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