I would choose for the size of the original minis (30mm   Then they have all the same sizes..

Velhart said:

That was also one of the thoughts I had. Then you don't need all the 30 mm or all the 40 mm. People can chose to keep or change minis of the different creators and still use them together. But then I have to sculp the warrior and dwarf again and there might be less details  hmm.

Mr. Brogger said:

You don't have to make it again..( after all, it are your miniatures

But i would like it, if all characters have the same size.

But if it will decrease the details from the figure, maybe that 40 mm will be better..

The dwarf is just finished and a new 40 mm miniature is on the working board

Hope you like the dwarf - all comments are welcome.

cheer

Any special wishes for the next character to see (dark cultist or someone else) ?

Very impressive once again!

How about  a magic user? Sorceress maybe?

Hey, very nice miniature. I like details in the head area! The worriors armor under his chin is much better than in the original one.

The Dwarf is much more heroic. But his weapon looks not "weapon like" maybe you can look at some weapons like this...

Also with your style you have changed the climate of the figures. Now your figures look more fantasy like and have no "humor" inside...

cheers

burst said:

with this mean the form of the axe. It looks cool but maybe in real life a person who have to fight with this kind of weapon would have some problems.

I want to see the Dark Cultist..

burst said:

I could have changed the form of the axe to make it more realistic, but just did it like the axe from the dwarf picture in Talisman. And who knows how such an axe would work in the hand of a strong fantasy dwarf in battle ?

burst said:

Thanks,

I agree with you that I have changed the stile from the original miniatures who have a cartoonish/humor look, wich I actually like. But there is no point to sculp new minis with the exact same stile. My goal is to make an alternative stile of Talisman miniatures. And at the moment I must say it is just a practice thing for me. There is a lot of sculpers out there who are better then me, so I am still learning and maybe (hopefully) one day I can become one of the best sculpers on the market.

cheers

For those who like miniatures, check out the site where the professionels are:

www.coolminiornot.com/

Whenever I see the miniatures in there I get like  Wow, I still have a long way to go.

Hope some of you guys check it out. It is realy cool

Take a look at these for an example.

Oh my!  That's just daunting to consider the amount of skill AND time needed for such detail.

The Warrior that Mr brogger made, is good enough for me.

They don't have to be so detailed as the Miniatures(statue's?) that the professionals made.

 oh boy, I would definetely buy your sculpted minis.

If you will ever consider to sell them (when you'll find the method to replicate the greens), count me in as  a buyer.