Then I made a lid. 2.25" square with small strips on two sides. I glued it to the top.
I then, LIBERALLY, squirted hot glue all over the thing. I did one side at a time, covering the edges and the corners, dripping a bit each time.
It's hollow on the inside so that it could "engulf" a mini or two if necessary.
It feels heavy and pretty solid. I think the glue really reinforced the plastic.
Here's the final result --
I think it turned out pretty well.
EDIT - By request, here are some more pictures --
You *might* be able to tell that the open side is near Collen |
Collen being dissolved by the Gelatinous Cube |
6 comments:
Very cool. How about a pic with a mini engulfed?
@Lord Gwydion -- Your wish is my command.
Nice one!
Wow. I've seen ideas for home-made gelatinous cubes before, but never ones that can engulf other minis. So cool!
Jim, this is by far the nicest gelatinous cube I've ever seen. Far better than any commercially available ones. Otherworld Miniatures sells a gelatinous cube that isn't half this nice for 15 GBP!
I'm not clear what sort of plastic you used to make this, though. Would it be possible to post a 'before' picture?
Thanks for the extra pics!
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