
And then there are some things that are very easy to get right--or at least people regularly manage to do it.

Dwarves come out ok quite a bit--and minotaurs.
Man are the miniatures people good at making minotaurs.
I am firmly of the opinion that there should usually be minotaurs. Minotaurs hang out in laybrinths, which are the coolest places to hang out.
Even that Warcraft-looking anime-ish guy up there looks fairly decent.


here.
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Video is Kyle Kinane. He rules almost as much as minotaurs, and his first CD just came out.
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I think they both turn out well because they are inclined towards chunkiness. It's hard to make willowy and graceful at such a small scale, but bulky and blockish is much easier.
I have to agree, those are some awesome minotaurs, particularly the middle 2.
I spy the work of John 'When in doubt slap a Mona Lisa on it' Blanche in evidence.
Sweet.
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