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Stage and my old Bard(fixed) (Patreon)

Published:
2022-08-13 10:02:15
Imported:
2026-06

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Heyaaa! Made a little tavern stage: curtains are totally optional. I also fixed some issues on my very first Bard mini, added some pouches etc, and now it's gonna print without issues. So I figured I'd share him cause he fits the theme so well!

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Ron

Is this a new direction for you (half minis and half little bits of scatter)? I don't use any of your scatter stuff at all and likely never will so if it is then I'm getting far less value as a merchant.

Denko Workshop 3000

I cannot say for merchants, but as a backer I say props are very usable even there are already more others/similar in the market. I take the props as a bonus, because minis and their specific characters are the always the main drive. I'm just wondering how does it harm the merchant when you release 5+ minis every month anyway, but as a bonus you will add some props...?

Ron

Ok....how many minis are you planning on releasing per month? I'll base my future decisions on that. I had hoped your mini production might increase over time. But, at least now you've heard 2 opinions out of 52.... Just remember, your merchants are the ones that will stick around forever. Regular backers come and go.

Derek Read

I agree, scatter is a nice bonus. A few bits likely help to inspire a month's theme, and I assume they might be a bit of a break from sculping clothing, hair, etc. I like that they are all smallish things that work for tabletop. Other scultors seem to now do a huge piece each month that has a big "wow" factor but that requires litres of resin or spools of filament but not much reusability. Good for diaramas maybe,but less so for anyone else. A canoe? A chair? A little tent? Yes please. A giant cathedral? No thanks.