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Who makes good Casualties?

Started by Custom_Hobby, June 16, 2009, 06:49:46 PM

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Custom_Hobby

Well the title says it all. Please post a pic and link :icon_wink:

I saw these from Reaper's latest update and thats what brought up the question.



Mike
www.CustomHobby.com

Balgin Stondraeg

I was actualy going to ask the same question. I need a generic "Garrett" character. That is, a generic enough human fighter who's seriously beat up but still standing. Most of his characters were very enthusiastic, very fearless and very short lived. I've actualy seen that guy suffer thirteen character deaths in seven hours - or was it fourteen in six and ahalf? I never could remember which but you get the point.

So I need a sword and shield human fighter with lots of abdly damaged armour and maybe even some obviously visible injuries as well, or at least so badly beaten and bruised he can't stand up straight. Any suggestions?

dargrin

Long term exposure to the Orb of Confusion will give you...er.. confusion!

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Custom_Hobby

Thats a nice one Dargrin, thanks. Come on guys I know you know of more.
Mike
www.CustomHobby.com

Balgin Stondraeg

I trust you know about Ebob's Rohirim and Uruk Hai casualties. He seems to prefer to call them vikings and gladiators for some strange copywrite reason :p.

Dr.Evil




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Been about a year since I have done anything.
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Custom_Hobby

Quote from: Balgin Stondraeg on June 17, 2009, 04:37:05 PM
I trust you know about Ebob's Rohirim and Uruk Hai casualties. He seems to prefer to call them vikings and gladiators for some strange copywrite reason :p.

Is he still selling those?

Quote from: Monkey Magic on June 18, 2009, 12:21:52 AM
Been about a year since I have done anything.

I know that feeling. Just don't forget to finish it when you do get back to the hobby.
Mike
www.CustomHobby.com