My recent experiences with ... furnature?

tzor

New member
As the old saying went with the short lived Kenny Rodgers chicken chain ... \"It\'s the wood that makes it good.\" I painted some furnature from MEGA miniatures DECOR line that I found on the Piazo website and it suddenly jumped to the highest rating of all my minis. (Well that\'s not all that hard to do.) So I tacked another piece of furnature (one that required gluing) and posted that as well. It\'s not based yet because I didn\'t have any bases that size.

Mega 20007 Tables & Chairs / 2005 Armory (85118)

Traveling Salesman - Mega Miniatures (93263)

From that angle you don\'t see the one mistake. I thought I dry fitted everything, but when I finally put the cabinet in there was a gap between it and the back wall. (I think I glued the side walls backwards.) So I had to use the hitching post to fill the space beween the cabinet and the back wall. Hopefully I will get something on the base to do the job that is now being done by the treasure chest.
 

airhead

Coffin Dodger / Keymaster
I love that kind of stuff. Scares my players to no end when I start dressing a room or chamber.

Wouldn\'t want to go down the road with that wagon. The bottles would fall of the cabinet.
 

tzor

New member
Time for a little pimping ...

My traveling salesman\'s wagon is only two votes shy of 50. Can I get a couple (literally) of votes here to push that mini into the 50+ votes range? Thanks!

(Note if get some time I might post a large group photo of my growing collection of caravan minis. It\'s starting to look impressive on my display cabinet.)
 
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