Spillsandstains
Warlord
- Joined
- Mar 31, 2008
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BODGIT AND C. PRODUCTIONS
Hello boppers. Well there I am playing another interminable game of BTS and the Celt flavah flav musketman appears sans body. Scary! Perhaps dark druidic magic at work.
So I get Bakuel's <<Andean Musketman>> and poke around with it a bit, skinning up a kilt (from the celtic warrior with the funny axe thing), a nice cloth coat with brass buttons (from a Colonization<<indentured servant>> and legs with tats. Sadly a woad 'I love mum' won't turn up at at this scale so it's just some abstract stuff (incidentally, my other spirit guide, Cuchulainn, said it spells 'as used by the Brazilian Aristocracy' in the ogham script. Odd).
The head was the hardest bit as I didn't realise it needed skinning, so it took a while to bleedin FIND it in nifscope let alone give him a new <<indentured servant with some quickly applied facial hair>> face. I covered up the ears with environmentally sensitive and prepatriarchal long hair as they looked really iffy.
Finally, with some pleasure I bodged in a tam o'shanter (a preindustrial armoured scottish helmet made with a turnip - derived type of kevlar) which I am terribly proud of, considering the original hat looked like a 1950's bra cup.
Bish, bosh!
I think I will try to learn to build my own, he needs a much bushier moustache and a mobile sporran really . . . next time maybe.
Apologies for screenshot . . . zoom button is on strike until I promise to stop spilling coffee dribble on it. Scene: A brave musketeer defends St. Albans from a giant Fighting Haddock.
Now I will try to upload . . . make way . . .
Hello boppers. Well there I am playing another interminable game of BTS and the Celt flavah flav musketman appears sans body. Scary! Perhaps dark druidic magic at work.
So I get Bakuel's <<Andean Musketman>> and poke around with it a bit, skinning up a kilt (from the celtic warrior with the funny axe thing), a nice cloth coat with brass buttons (from a Colonization<<indentured servant>> and legs with tats. Sadly a woad 'I love mum' won't turn up at at this scale so it's just some abstract stuff (incidentally, my other spirit guide, Cuchulainn, said it spells 'as used by the Brazilian Aristocracy' in the ogham script. Odd).
The head was the hardest bit as I didn't realise it needed skinning, so it took a while to bleedin FIND it in nifscope let alone give him a new <<indentured servant with some quickly applied facial hair>> face. I covered up the ears with environmentally sensitive and prepatriarchal long hair as they looked really iffy.
Finally, with some pleasure I bodged in a tam o'shanter (a preindustrial armoured scottish helmet made with a turnip - derived type of kevlar) which I am terribly proud of, considering the original hat looked like a 1950's bra cup.
Bish, bosh!
I think I will try to learn to build my own, he needs a much bushier moustache and a mobile sporran really . . . next time maybe.
Apologies for screenshot . . . zoom button is on strike until I promise to stop spilling coffee dribble on it. Scene: A brave musketeer defends St. Albans from a giant Fighting Haddock.
Now I will try to upload . . . make way . . .