As i mentioned before, i did a lot of "actionfigure"-handouts for T2k. To show how good this works - here are 2 examples from "the Roadwarrior".
You can build almost every person with Heromachine; there are some things you maybe wont find, but most of the time i am able to find most pieces of clothing, facial expressions, equipment i need, to make a nice pic.
I have a lot in store for T2k-Modules (like the Krakow-residents, the Vistula-Pirates, New America, diverse factional leaders, NPC-Pics for random-encounters, marauders, civilians, stragglers, merchants, and so on..); if theres any interest, i post em for your own use.
(Yeah i know, its a comic-approach and pictures of real people are better, but to show what someone is wearing / obivious equipment - for that, i think its useable).
Besides showing characters & NPCs i like to use Heromachine to design counters (scale em down to whatever size you need) for bloody cardboard-battles - no need of buying any miniatures...
What do you guys think
You can build almost every person with Heromachine; there are some things you maybe wont find, but most of the time i am able to find most pieces of clothing, facial expressions, equipment i need, to make a nice pic.
I have a lot in store for T2k-Modules (like the Krakow-residents, the Vistula-Pirates, New America, diverse factional leaders, NPC-Pics for random-encounters, marauders, civilians, stragglers, merchants, and so on..); if theres any interest, i post em for your own use.
(Yeah i know, its a comic-approach and pictures of real people are better, but to show what someone is wearing / obivious equipment - for that, i think its useable).
Besides showing characters & NPCs i like to use Heromachine to design counters (scale em down to whatever size you need) for bloody cardboard-battles - no need of buying any miniatures...
What do you guys think
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