Apr 20, 2024
2mm scale scenery pieces I sculpted today. Not as nice as the ones I bought from Irregular, but for my first sculpts in 20 years, I'm not unhappy with them.
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2mm scale scenery pieces I sculpted today. Not as nice as the ones I bought from Irregular, but for my first sculpts in 20 years, I'm not unhappy with them.
2mm terrain board! I've never made a board before, so it was a bit of a learning process, but I'm quite happy with the result.
MORE 2MM!
Learning to sculpt toy soldiers and consider aspects like undercut on a 2mm scale. Returning to the broad period often generally lumped together as "Ancient History" with a War Elephant w/Howdah and a generic Mounted Soldier. The mounted soldier was sculpted with Numidian horsemen in mind, given the javelin and buckler. The howdah is currently separate from the elephant due to convenience when sculpting, but will likely be glue on before casting.
IF IT LOOKS ROUGH, PLEASE CONSIDER: that horseman is smaller than a rice grain. And I've been sculpting for only 4 days at this point, I'll get better, my horses can look like wolf rats for now ;3
2mm Celtic village: mould, unpainted, painted
Took a beginner sculpting/mould-making class yesterday. It was FX/film-oriented, but we're talking similar principles to poured miniatures anyway.
A proper ringfort would've been larger, with a proper gate and all that, but this gets the point across on the tabletop. With 2mm Ancients seeming to be the most common period I've personally seen at that scale, starting with appropriate scenery makes sense. All my 2mm stuff currently is Renaissance, but that's likely to change in the near future.
Overall, I'm happy with this as a first mould and I'm excited to continue sculpting and mould-making until I have pieces I'd feel proud of seeing on others' tabletops.
Hobby things have been a but slow while I get set up in the new space, but here's a bit of what I've been working on. These are some towns and farms for 2mm wargaming. They're from Irregular Miniatures and have been pretty fun to paint up. Painting at this scale is pretty forgiving, provided you're taking your time, and a good wash can cover a lot!
Soon...