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Aliencat wrote:Cool figs man

Thanks! I miss hanging out with you on the interwebs.

Frank_Lloyd_Knight wrote:I like the style. They really feel true to the spirit of the originals.

Thanks! I appreciate it.

ameliadavies wrote:This is really great. All the figures are so amazingly made. The Shawl on Cervidae's shoulders makes it look more realistic.

Thanks! I think the shawl helps cover the dated looking torso print while still letting you recognize it as the classic forestman's torso. Thanks again for looking.

Those are some gorgeous custom figs! Great twists on classic factions, and the knight in particular is stunning :D Thanks!! The Knight is my favorite as well. I probably would not have made the rest if it wasn't for me wanting to use the classic torsos and re-purpose (ie. put to better use) the KK2...

I took 4 factions from the 1984 to 1992 era and created an adventure party using custom pieces. I also used the faces of the 4 hero knights from the ill fated Knights Kingdom 2 line. Enjoy! Barbary - the Cleric Canis - the Rogue Sir Peregrine - the Knight Cervidae - the Wizard Bonus points for getti...

athronieth wrote:I too wish a Heroica-type castle theme had come to life. Your four minifigs are awesome prototypes. Never say never, or so someone once said.

Thanks for the reply Athronieth. I'm glad you like them. I hope that the next Castle line is something closer to Heroica too.

These are great! Especially love the archer. I agree that something like this would have been better than Nexo Knights, but I'd be broke if LEGO had done that. :wink: Thanks!! I don't exactly hate the Nexo Knights, I've just never been a fan of mixing futuristic technology and medieval fantasy toge...

I wish they would have made a line of Heroica sets with minifigs instead of the Nexo-Knight stuff. Ninjago turned into a fantasy medieval theme would have been really cool too. So I put the best of both worlds together. I've never watched any episodes, so I'm just going on what the characters look l...

Good job making these capes. I would suggest in your tutorial that you add: 1. What kind of cloth you used. 2. What size hole punch you used on the tool. 3. What template you used (example - if you just traced an official cape) 4. The purpose of the lighter and how you used it. 5. Any extra methods ...

Thor wrote:These are great Quickblade

Thanks

They're very cool the way they are 8) . Just as some horses have manes that don't match their coats, so too do some centaurs have hair that don't match their equine fur. It doesn't appear strange at all. In fact, it looks perfectly natural. Thanks. I'm glad you like them. I guess with different tor...

I think they look pretty good as they are. You've already painted the ears on the top one, right? Thanks Azaghal. I used a yellow Sharpie on the ears of the female one. I tried to use faces that worked for the reddish brown color hair, but I'm so tempted to make one black, dark brown, or auburn. Th...

I finally got the head/hair pieces for all my centaurs. I've had the BrickForge Centaur pieces for a long time. I just couldn't decide on how I wanted them to look. I'm pretty happy with the results. I'm tempted to paint the hair and possibly the color of the horns on a few of them, but I don't know...

My attempt at making a dragonman/draconian. I have enough Brick Warriors parts for 5 of them. I used a plain red torso with dark red arms and hands. Printing on the torso would be almost completely hidden by the armor, so I didn't bother trying to use any printed torso. I also only have one set of t...

I give them both two thumbs! I would personally prefer flesh colored figs, but I understand many like the yellow figs. Either way, they are cool. Thanks. I have way more options with yellow since I have a bigger collection, so I usually stick to that. Unless you meant the minotaurs, because that wo...