Here are photos of 15 of the roughly 120 Hirst Arts elements that I have available to me. Sorry for the quality of the photos, I was shooting these with my iPod, which has terrible resolution. I have painted very few elements, but I will post a couple that have been painted tomorrow.
This first set of photos includes a bench or temple pew, a treasure chest, a wooden door, and a door to a prison cell.
This second set of photos includes a brazier with flames atop it, a stone door, a steel door, and a gate.
Here we have a series of photos that include a crate, an empty barrel, an urn, and a small pool.
Finally, we have a peaked door, a large metal-bound and locked door, and a basin.
This first set of photos includes a bench or temple pew, a treasure chest, a wooden door, and a door to a prison cell.
This second set of photos includes a brazier with flames atop it, a stone door, a steel door, and a gate.
Here we have a series of photos that include a crate, an empty barrel, an urn, and a small pool.
Finally, we have a peaked door, a large metal-bound and locked door, and a basin.
Very nice. If nothing else, the dungeon scenery moulds themselves would be worth picking up.
ReplyDeleteWow! Those molds are great!
ReplyDeleteI love my hirst arts molds... really need to get back to casting.
ReplyDeleteOh, and I keep reading the title of the post as Hirst Arts Elementals!
Wow, those are really nice. Can't wait to see them painted!
ReplyDelete@David: I keep doing the same thing. I can imagine a great flurry of the molds attempting to swallow a stalwart band of adventurers whole to create new molds. :P
ReplyDeleteIf I didnt have at least two moves coming in the next couple of years, I would totally do this.
ReplyDeleteVery nice. Please share again after you paint.
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