If you can find the dog miniatures anywhere, they make great Small or Medium feral animals or similar quadruped creatures. Twilight Creations' game Zombies!!! has an expansion pack of cheap zombie miniatures, and a bag of feral zombie dog minis called Zombies!!! bag o’ Dogs!!!. Most of these make adequate stand-ins for other creatures. These cover the basics: dwarves, elves, humans, orcs, goblins, skeletons, mediaeval infantry, mounted cavalry and adventurers. I wrote an article on this topic for Kobold Quarterly, which I'll summarize.Ĭaesar Miniatures produces cheap fantasy and historical miniatures for $11.99 per 35 or so, or around 35 cents apiece. It's quite possible to buy miniatures for much less than $1 apiece. It's inexpensive I get (pretty much) exactly the counters I want for play storing them is a lot simpler they actually improve play in my opinion as it really highlights the difference between PC characters on the map and opponents. PCs all have a 3d mini, and all the other characters in the game use the counters. Storage is much, much easier than 3d minis. After that, I just bag them in zip-loc bags and store them. I use the classical, matte finish, glue formulation.įor best use, I let the glued counters sit for a day before I use them.
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Then, I cut out all the paper counters, and use Mod Podge to glue them on the wood counters, and then glue a coat over them (découpage).
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I build PDF pages of exactly the counter images I need for upcoming play, and then print them at an office supplies store on their colour laser printer service (on linen resume paper). I started by getting the large collection of counter images from Fiery Dragon, and augmented that by doing some graphics work with Photoshop and PDFs from Paizo (for the adventure path stuff I'm using). Then, I assemble PDF pages of square colour images of the appropriate sizes (1" for medium creatures, and so forth). So, actually, I don't make minis, but I make counters.įirst, I buy a batch of appropriately sized, good quality mini bases (I buy the thick plywood ones from Litko Aerosystems). I make my own: this is a lot easier than it sounds - be advised that I'm a bit of a craft-klutz, and one of the reasons I don't collect minis is I have no confidence at all that I could really paint them well enough for my taste.
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