Hi, folks. I added a little vine to a new tower today. A while back I bought this hole punch that punches out little lizard shapes. I was going to use it for some Warhammer Fantasy Battles Lizardmen terrain. Then I noticed how much the feet look like leaves. I had punched out a whole bunch of the lizards from light green construction paper about 6 years ago, and they were still sitting in one of my bitz boxes. All of the lizards had mostly faded from a bright green to a light brown, even better for leaves in Mordheim.
So then I started performing multiple amputations on the poor, defenseless reptiles. (Insert evil laugh here) :)
Pic above shows footed lizard on left with feetless pile on the right.
Pic below shows lizard feet... err, leaves, added to a sisal twine vine.
Another shot of the leaves. They also make pretty good leaf litter if you have the patience to defeet a bunch of lizards.
And there you have it. A pretty cheap, kind of wierd way to make leaves.
Cheap and weird, just as you say... that's the best way to make terrain. Great job!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea, they look excellent!
ReplyDelete@Pahoota: Thanks. It's actually kind of therapeutic to sit there and chop off those little feet. :)
ReplyDelete@Ray: Thanks, man.
I think they're fantastic and look very realistic. However, what I want to know is, where did you get your lizard template cutter from? That is such a cool tool!
ReplyDeleteOne of those - I've had a great idea! Weird but still well worth posting.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
Tony
http://dampfpanzerwagon.blogspot.com/
You see now that is genius and a great effect, similar to frogs legs?
ReplyDelete@Vampifan: Thanks. I got it around 8 years ago from Hobby Lobby, a craft store chain here in the states.
ReplyDelete@Tony: Thanks. It's funny how those things work out sometimes.
@Fran: Thanks. Mmmmm frog legs. We used to go frog gigging when I was a kid in Texas. That's some good eating :)
Brilliant idea.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea..lizard feet leaves...made me smile..thanks
ReplyDeleteCheers
paul
@Dangerous Brian and Paul's Bods: Thanks :)
ReplyDeletethat looks great awesome job!
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