In this Figure Forge Matt uses 2 part epoxy to fill the gaps on the beholder from the Scoundrels of Skullport.
I’ve had so much fun with this model I can’t wait to get it painted up. I’ve even been inspired to make a dungeon for my kids.
Matt takes another look at the Buried monument from Gale Force 9 and adds more detail to this already beautiful model.
If you want to see this model in person it will be hitting the road this year.
In this Figure Forge Matt Assemble the Scoundrels of Skull Port from Gale Force 9. These are some great D&D Miniatures.
These were a lot of fun I’ll try and get the second video up in a day or so.
In this Figure Forge Matt assembles the Dragon Cultists from GF 9 for D&D.
I’ll be using these guys as soon as I get them painted up.
In this Box Breaking Mat Takes a look at Loth the Demon Queen of Spiders for Dungeons and Dragons from Gale Force 9.
In a week or two I’ll have a video up on pinning Loth.
In this Box Breaking Matt takes a close look at the Dragon Cultists from Gale Force 9 for Dungeons and Dragons. this new figures will bring a new meaning to the 5th ed Campaign Tyranny of Dragons.
I have liked all of the Gale Force 9 figures so far and from the looks of these I’m sure we are going to see more good things.
Firefly: Base Game: Resin Ships (6)
$50.00
The Firefly-class ship is a multipurpose, mid-bulk transport boat designed by Allied Spacecraft Corporation. From when the first series one hit the market in Feb 2435 to the latest series four model in July 2513, they represent one of the most versatile and readily available ship types in the verse.
The Tohoku-class cruiser was conceived as a mobile base for pacification operations, and a visible symbol of Alliance power and prestige. In essence, each Tohoku is a self-contained city in space, providing a platform for the Alliance to bring the benefits of civilization to the backward worlds of the Rim.
In this video Matt shows a a simple technique to dress up your Buried Monument from Gale Force 9 by adding some sand and gravel to it’s base. If you have elmer’s white glue and some water all you need is the material you wish to use.
Next time will give the base the desired color to reflect our mood.
Matt shares his first look of the Battlefield in a Box Craters. You can get a real good idea of what they look like from this. I have found my self liking these pieces of terrain.
You can always learn more at GF9.
In this video Matt dresses up the Fallen Monument from GF9 with some simple dry brushing techniques. So watch as Matt works well brushes some more life into this already great model.
I will have a few more videos of this coming down the road in the near future.
