Hero Forge Add New Grey Plastic Choice For Personalised Characters
April 6, 2016 by brennon
Hero Forge is a fantastic resource for creating great looking heroes for role-playing games. The twist is that YOU get to build your character how you want tailored to your specific campaigns with plenty of options open to you.
A new bunch of components have been added to the program allowing you the likes of a cat familiar if you so desire. However, that's not the big news. The latest Grey Plastic option offers you a slightly cheaper material for your models but with an opaque grey look typical of most tabletop miniatures.
You can see two examples of this material here and I think it looks fantastic. All of the people who've used Hero Forge that I know have really enjoyed their products and they've come out nicely on the other side. This new material might end up with be delving into ordering a few of these for my D&D campaign.
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"This new material might end up with be delving into ordering a few of these for my D&D campaign..."
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They look really good but the material is very dark, maybe more pictures of it even primted a light grey for comparison would help
I’ve used Hero Forge and the quality isn’t too bad, although they are expensive especially if you need them shipping to the UK.
They look very nice. The bottom two wouldn’t look out of place in a Frostgrave warband, I might have to look at these a bit more.
ooooh, now this is interesting. I’ve been thinking about getting some HeroForge miniatures, but this grey plastic option might be the turning point. It is a shame that UK shipping is so expensive, though 🙁
they look brilliant.
This is the kind of innovation I think we should all be backing just to help fuel demand and reduce the costs in the long term. If the demand for these is slow in the uptake, the relative costs may remain high and this will become an occasional purchase for a special occasion. None-the-less I love the creativity here and the ability to be part of the design process (all be it selecting different elements from a stock list) but the examples shown suggest a great number of variations are possible across genres and poses. I would like to see… Read more »