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I love sculpting small, practical items. Dice are a particular obsession as the limits of fairness and the materials used pose interesting challenges for me.
I also enjoy replicating spaceships from my favourite game, Oolite, as miniature Airfix-style model kits.
As a programming and design challenge I've also created a small suite of OpenSCAD modules that can help me create bespoke heraldic designs. Basically, you choose the design and I can probably create it for you in a few hours as a pendant, key fob, ear drops or cufflinks.
I love to do this stuff - challenge me!
aegidian is selling 28 products in Miniatures section
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A neat little model of a twenty sided die with eyes, mouth, and nasty little teeth.
The indices have been arranged to permit this to be used as a 'spin down' life counter.
The indices have been arranged to permit this to be used as a 'spin down' life counter.
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aegidian
A neat little model of a twenty sided die with eyes, mouth, and nasty little teeth.
The indices have been arranged to permit this to be used as a 'spin down' life counter.
The indices have been arranged to permit this to be used as a 'spin down' life counter.
by
aegidian
A neat little model of a twenty sided die with eyes, mouth, and nasty little teeth.
The indices have been arranged to permit this to be used as a 'spin down' life counter.
The indices have been arranged to permit this to be used as a 'spin down' life counter.
by
aegidian
A neat little model of a twenty sided die with eyes, mouth, and nasty little teeth.
The indices have been arranged to permit this to be used as a 'spin down' life counter.
The indices have been arranged to permit this to be used as a 'spin down' life counter.
by
aegidian
A neat little model of a twenty sided die with eyes, mouth, and nasty little teeth.
The indices have been arranged to permit this to be used as a 'spin down' life counter.
The indices have been arranged to permit this to be used as a 'spin down' life counter.
by
aegidian
The 1976 McLaren M23, as driven by championship winner James Hunt, at 1:100 scale and with a small loop added below the rear wing to permit use as a keyfob or pendant.
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