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<blockquote data-quote="Barendd Nobeard" data-source="post: 223277" data-attributes="member: 960">Uh, hello, there's 3 homemade minis.&nbsp; Don't forget the Twizzler Naga!&nbsp; OK, it wasn't hard to make, but it was tasty!I once tried to make a mini.&nbsp; (Upper_Krust will probably remember this story from Mark's mini chats.)My son had a wizard with a viper familiar.&nbsp; I thought, How hard can it be to make a snake?.&nbsp; I mean, we all used to make little snakes out of Play-Doh when we were kids, right?So I bought the &quot;green stuff&quot; (which is really blue stuff and yellow stuff).&nbsp; I rolled some of the green stuff into a snake.&nbsp; I added eyes and a mouth with dental tools I bought off e-Bay.&nbsp; And it was horrible!&nbsp; It didn't even reach the level of Play-Doh snake.&nbsp; I'm wiping tears of laughter from my eyes now, just thinking about it.&nbsp; I already had great respect for sculptors, but this experienced magnified my awe of those who can sculpt.I'm sure that Play-Doh snakes everywhere were laughing at my miserable attempt at making a viper mini.It was so bad, I vowed (while trying not to laugh) never to show it to anyone.&nbsp; Fortunately, my son (who hated it, becaues it was so bad that even a six year-old didn't like it) lost the mini and it was never seen again.&nbsp; Except in my nightmares.All this to say, BUMP.&nbsp; And I think my next homemade mini will be....an ochre jelly.&nbsp; Yeah, I think I can handle that!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Barendd Nobeard, post: 223277, member: 960"] Uh, hello, there's [b]3[/b] homemade minis. Don't forget the Twizzler Naga! OK, it wasn't hard to make, but it was tasty! I once tried to make a mini. (Upper_Krust will probably remember this story from Mark's mini chats.) My son had a wizard with a viper familiar. I thought, [i]How hard can it be to make a snake?[/i]. I mean, we all used to make little snakes out of Play-Doh when we were kids, right? So I bought the "green stuff" (which is really blue stuff and yellow stuff). I rolled some of the green stuff into a snake. I added eyes and a mouth with dental tools I bought off e-Bay. And it was horrible! It didn't even reach the level of Play-Doh snake. I'm wiping tears of laughter from my eyes now, just thinking about it. I already had great respect for sculptors, but this experienced magnified my awe of those who can sculpt. I'm sure that Play-Doh snakes everywhere were laughing at my miserable attempt at making a viper mini. It was so bad, I vowed (while trying not to laugh) never to show it to anyone. Fortunately, my son (who hated it, becaues it was so bad that even a six year-old didn't like it) lost the mini and it was never seen again. Except in my nightmares. All this to say, BUMP. And I think my next homemade mini will be....an ochre jelly. Yeah, I think I can handle that! [/QUOTE]

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