Re: Tursas Miniatures - Mighty BeerBeer
Posted: Thu Jun 01, 2017 3:42 pm
Oh man, I've been wanting to add a good Wilhelm Chaney model to my collection for awhile!
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To be fair that is clear from the pictures in the first post.Pedda wrote: The miniature is a bit "2D" in that it can lie flat well, ie arms to the sides rather than forward/backward.
Was this by design so the miniature could be placed prone/stunned easier?
Yes, it is. I was asking if the reason for this is so that the miniature can easily be placed prone/stunned.lunchmoney wrote:To be fair that is clear from the pictures in the first post.Pedda wrote: The miniature is a bit "2D" in that it can lie flat well, ie arms to the sides rather than forward/backward.
Was this by design so the miniature could be placed prone/stunned easier?
I second a need for a Wilhelm Chaney miniaturefaust_33 wrote:Oh man, I've been wanting to add a good Wilhelm Chaney model to my collection for awhile!
Fair enough.Pedda wrote:Yes, it is. I was asking if the reason for this is so that the miniature can easily be placed prone/stunned.
Perhaps there's another reason?!
Nice to hear, that you got your mini. You are probably the first one to get one outside Finlandlunchmoney wrote:To be fair that is clear from the pictures in the first post.Pedda wrote: The miniature is a bit "2D" in that it can lie flat well, ie arms to the sides rather than forward/backward.
Was this by design so the miniature could be placed prone/stunned easier?
Totally agree.Simolekyyli wrote: To be able to have it prone and stunned was nice bonus. (I don't personally like figures, that are difficult place prone/stunned).
Wait a minute, this is a metal mini?! Sweet!Simolekyyli wrote: Mold lines are always a difficult thing when casting miniatures in metal. Hopefully you can get them removed nicely.
So the opposite to every tournament I've seen him in then?Simolekyyli wrote:We also wanted to have BeerBeer in one piece.
Looking out for your Swedish neighbors eySimolekyyli wrote:Nice to hear, that you got your mini. You are probably the first one to get one outside Finlandlunchmoney wrote:To be fair that is clear from the pictures in the first post.Pedda wrote: The miniature is a bit "2D" in that it can lie flat well, ie arms to the sides rather than forward/backward.
Was this by design so the miniature could be placed prone/stunned easier?
All good reasons and it works well with Zug (or should I say BeerBeer?. I can see the resemblance)Simolekyyli wrote: We designed the miniature on purpose to be a bit 2d, because it makes it easier to make a mold. We also wanted to have BeerBeer in one piece. To be able to have it prone and stunned was nice bonus. (I don't personally like figures, that are difficult place prone/stunned).
I meant that there wasn't many mold lines and I'll get them removed, no worriesSimolekyyli wrote: Mold lines are always a difficult thing when casting miniatures in metal. Hopefully you can get them removed nicely.
Wow, nice to see it on your site!Itsme wrote:Got him also here in Germany.
Nice Figure by the way.
And has already a place on my site.
http://www.collecting-citadel-miniature ... rBeer_Open
Keep on the good work, and let me know when you have something new
Cheers
Walter