Prototyping Is Going Great!

i make my impact on the tma community

"So, how long do you want the cape to be?"

*When you're feeding your knucklebones addiction instead of reciting sermons and declaring the newest doctrines*

Here's my painted knucklebones board. The board itself was 3D printed from a free file I found on thingiverse, to which I noticed the texture of the sides were the same as a book's, one thing after another I turned it into the Lamb's bible aswell.

Another detail I really like is how the dice I use corresponds with the colours of the crowns.

Here's the updated prototype for the nari plush head. At first, I didn't like how big the ears are but I'm slowly warming up to them

Update regarding the knucklebones board take 2 updates and thoughts:

Been looking more at the original board for inspiration.

Meaning, I'll be going for a simpler style for separating the columns. And incorporating the logo? Icon? Banner as a bookmark.

As for the other side, I'm thinking of putting the conversions on that end since it's a lot more convenient than the instructions, or maybe I'll add both.

"I have bought a nice chair for you. I wish for you to be comfortable."

My guy Heinrich really googled "how to treat a human guest", discovered you're supposed to offer them a seat, and then immediately went to ikea to buy a chair for 60 euros

The math sheet is actually a really cool touch. Definitely going to add it to my board

We got the dice so now it is done.

We are very happy. We made.

Cape prototype is finished!

The whole thing is coming together bit by bit, and I couldn't be happier...

...Looking rather fashionable too, might I add.

Which plushie should I make first, The Lamb or the Goat?

Whilst I'm definitely going to make both of them. It'll be more of a one at a time deal.

Anyways...