I recently decided to try a couple new styles of customs. I hadn't done any customs for several months, and I wanted to try something different.



I'd always liked Atmospro's "are cards". In my opinion that's what separated the original custom makers from the new ones. The sheer amount of effort that he put into the cards just blew me away. So I thought I would make this as a tribute to his work. It's really just a remake of a very old custom, but I'm pretty proud of it. The whole thing took me about five hours to put together.



Comic books never really interested me. I liked the Marvel set, but that was for the mechanics more than the characters. After spending some time chatting with the C3G guys I took a bit more interest in them. So...

My first experience with Heroes of Scape.



Chardar the human rogue scouts ahead of the camp, hoping to gain some knowledge of what lies ahead. This area is notorious for bandits, as the shallow canyon leaves travelers exposed on both sides. Making for perfect targets.



Chardar is ambushed by a small band of Drow bandits. He has nothing worth stealing, but that means little to the group.



Chardar quickly takes to the hills, where he kills two of the Drow. The third lands a hit however, and Chardar is poisoned. Half dead and two more Drow to go.



The leader, a chainfighter, realizes that the...

After getting a suggestion to make a pumpkin for each of the Heroscape generals I went and got another pumpkin. I'm probably not going to make one for every general, but anyway. I give you. UTGAR!!!

Well it's that time of year again, time to carve pumpkins. Myself, being lazy, had not thought up what I wanted to do this year. So I improvised a little and I give you. Valkrill!!!

By now this pic has gone the Heroscaper's equivalent of viral. It's a giant demon lord, how could you not like it? But for all it's popularity I'm really not happy with the rebasing job. It was one of my earliest, and I learned a lot from it. So here's all of my rebased figures with explanations on how I did them. Note that this is not to show off my photography skills or for people with irrational aversions to glue.



The Balor. The most famous of my customs, but also one of my first rebased figures. I simply took a pair of wire cutters and cut around the feet, leaving the base under them. I then glued the figure to the base. Today I would have cut the off with a knife, the cutters, or sanded them off. I was worried about ruining the feet. I've considered redoing several times, but I don't have a large base in decent condition, so for now I'm fine with it as is. ...