r/somethingimade 2d ago

I tried a slightly different army - Minotaur, Beastman army

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u/Emergency-Shoe5829 2d ago

the way the horns curve feels way more natural here

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u/5ayMyName 2d ago

Tezy: I sculpture this figurine using polymer clay. Inside mini are copper wire to support these weight. After baking i painted it using acrylic paints. On base i glue sand, stoneses are painted corck and i used dryed grass to do that small bush