Earth Elemental
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Frankthedm
, Apr 06 2005 12:10 AM
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Posted 06 April 2005 - 12:10 AM
the fig was started years ago. i finished it when i did up my ice elemental. Here is the pic.
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Posted 06 April 2005 - 01:07 AM
VERY cool! - Wanna tell us what you did?
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Posted 06 April 2005 - 02:01 AM
That is nothing short of phenomenal.
Using a majority of the grey, with patches of other, really gives it a varied look without it becoming "busy".
Using a majority of the grey, with patches of other, really gives it a varied look without it becoming "busy".
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Posted 06 April 2005 - 06:04 AM
Sweet!!! Looks like the Elemental was just summoned! 
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Posted 06 April 2005 - 06:43 AM
Oh man .... now that's cool !
Freshly summoned, I agree jjpens77.
Well done Frankthedm, I really like the moss look and the stone color.
Freshly summoned, I agree jjpens77.
Well done Frankthedm, I really like the moss look and the stone color.
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Posted 06 April 2005 - 07:50 AM
OKay, get posting with instructions, I need to know how many pipe cleaners I'll need to make this one Franl. 
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Posted 06 April 2005 - 09:48 AM
Cool beans! That's your best yet!
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Posted 06 April 2005 - 11:57 AM
Cool and creative. I dig it!
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Everyone to him belongs
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Posted 06 April 2005 - 12:22 PM
Veeeeeery elemental. A beautiful job, indeed!
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Posted 06 April 2005 - 12:39 PM
That is sweet!
Very well done!
Very well done!
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Posted 07 April 2005 - 01:24 PM
Few years ago I decided to make an earth elemental based on the one in the 3E MM.
I started with a stick figure of pipe cleaners glued to the base. Took hot glue and started adding small rocks. I didn’t like the results and placed it on a shelf.
A little over a year ago I picked the fig back up. After selecting a collection of rocks and rock like pieces I used a tube of superglue to adhere them to the pipecleaner / hotglue frame. The fumes were something awful.
There was something about the legs that I didn’t like, that there were legs. Giving up on the 3e illo, I used a thick whiteglue and sand mix to fill out the bottom half of the fig and then took sand and smaller rocks to cover some of the rest of the frame and texture it.
It was primed it black and painted as shown above. with gloss sealed it to protect it. It was brought to game, used once as a summon bound to a ring I found with my sorcerer Lathan, and taken home when that game went on hiatus :(
After seeing Peter Lee’s elemental project on the wotc board, I decided to photo mine. As it happed, it was the same time the game I was using it and Lathan in was starting back up, After I finished Lathan’s mini{another of the long time coming project], It got dusted off, got 2 coats of dull coat when the weather turned nice and taken over to my friend’s house who has a cheap digital camera.
I started with a stick figure of pipe cleaners glued to the base. Took hot glue and started adding small rocks. I didn’t like the results and placed it on a shelf.
A little over a year ago I picked the fig back up. After selecting a collection of rocks and rock like pieces I used a tube of superglue to adhere them to the pipecleaner / hotglue frame. The fumes were something awful.
There was something about the legs that I didn’t like, that there were legs. Giving up on the 3e illo, I used a thick whiteglue and sand mix to fill out the bottom half of the fig and then took sand and smaller rocks to cover some of the rest of the frame and texture it.
It was primed it black and painted as shown above. with gloss sealed it to protect it. It was brought to game, used once as a summon bound to a ring I found with my sorcerer Lathan, and taken home when that game went on hiatus :(
After seeing Peter Lee’s elemental project on the wotc board, I decided to photo mine. As it happed, it was the same time the game I was using it and Lathan in was starting back up, After I finished Lathan’s mini{another of the long time coming project], It got dusted off, got 2 coats of dull coat when the weather turned nice and taken over to my friend’s house who has a cheap digital camera.
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