Fiery Dice Tower Printer Friendly Version   By MILICENT - Dec. 31, 1969 Sizes: Height 4.25” Length 7.25” Width 4” Total 15.5” Inspiration: You know when you were playing dungeons earlier this evening? You know that D4 rolled off the table somewhere and you couldn’t find it? You know how you sometimes want a drink in the middle of the night? You know you don’t turn the lights on so you don’t disturb anyone? You know you don’t bother to put your shoes on to be quieter? You remember that D4? That black D4? Well, I think I’ve just FCUKING found it!!! OWWWW! I used the Floor Tile Mold 201 and the Gothic Dungeon Builder Mold 45 for this model. I cast the parts in plaster and glued them with PVA. I then painted the model with black masonry paint before dry-brushing. I used fluorescent yellow and orange acrylics for the flames and a lighter blue/grey for half of the courtyard. Job done – a simple but effective way to prevent severe foot injury. MILICENT - HADD 7 Entry   3 Ratings     12345      Public Comments Please log in to post a comment    Created  Comment  Aug. 28, 2006, 09:48PM  By: DUKEDREAL Functional and well designed. A very good first project that is also painted nicely! Keep up the good work.  Aug. 25, 2006, 06:29AM  By: ABAROTH Nice clean lines and good paintwork. I too like the floor and the reflected flames on the side. Reality is a nice place to visit, but you wouldn't want to live there ;-)  Aug. 21, 2006, 07:27PM  By: MALARKEY nice little dice tower , I can see where it would be very workable for table top use.  Aug. 20, 2006, 08:35PM  By: GAMER I like how the floor came out.  Aug. 17, 2006, 02:54PM  By: DNDOPMAN I can relate to your dice inspiration. This looks to be a very solid build. Your lines are clean and the paint job is good. Is that a green reflection on the walls around the torches?

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