Bulbous-nosed bugbears

[mhamann]

Hello again! This will be my last post for modified minis for a bit. Want to avoid being a post hog….and I need to make more modified minis.

I bought 3 pairs of bugbears—6 total—so I could have a small bugbear band. I thought the ones I bought were decent, but they lacked a little 1st Ed D&D flavor. Couldn’t put my finger on it until I noticed the noses don’t look very 1e bugbear-ish, so I gave them all green stuff nose jobs.

1e bulbous-nosed bugbears

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Bugbear w/ club

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Bugbear w/ axe

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Bugbear w/ mace

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[Guyra]

That's awesome! Well done!

[Yack]

Great work! I love the old School look , very cool!

[Imbalance]

You've perfectly captured me during allergy season (half-truth: allergy season is year round). Great use of a very tiny amount of green stuff to do exactly what you need and repaint it in a way that makes it look even better. Very impressive.

[JLant1]

That is a really cool mod, especially since a lot of the bugbear and hobgoblin sculpts can loo similar. How did you get the Green stuff to stick (or were they unpainted)?

[Mattnuke]

Green stuff sticks to painted and unpainted surfaces. You can even superglue it in place.

Great job on the bugbears! As said, those now look like proper old school bugbears.