| Visions in Fantasy - Roadkill
The Troll - Tribute Miniature Robert Scott Aiken AKA "Roadkill the Troll" - Local Gamer - RIP. Dark Sword worked with our local game store "The Source" and a local artist to produce a tribute miniature for a local gamer who passed away from a brain tumor. Interesting enough, even though we both frequented The Source, our paths never crossed. Which is a shame as he was quite a character from what you will see when I get pics of him posted up to go along with the miniature. More information about the origins of this miniature is down below at the bottom of the page. Please note that this is a large troll miniature measuring 52mm to the top of his mug and 49mm to the top of his horns. We wanted him to be about 9 feet tall (as a troll should be). This Miniature is available in our Online Store |
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![]() Painted by Matt Verzani Sculpted by Dave Summers |
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![]() Painted by Matt Verzani Sculpted by Dave Summers |
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![]() Sculpted by Dave Summers Inked with Reaper Master Series Paints We have Roadkill hoisting a mug of Dark Ale to the world with a cigar in his mouth. You will notice the dead Ermine (a member of the weasel family like the ferret) on his hat along with the feathers and other bits and pieces he collected over the years. He was also known for his pointed boots. These were both trademark Roadkill wardrobe pieces. |
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![]() Sculpted by Dave Summers Inked with Reaper Master Series Paints |
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![]() Sculpted by Dave Summers Inked with Reaper Master Series Paints |
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Original November 2, 2007 email From The Source letting
everyone know about the situation (this is
a perfect example of why Dark Sword bends over backwards to support
our local gaming store): Dark Sword Post Script to this email - The Traveling Trolls were indeed sent to Disney World (in style) for two weeks. They had an amazing time with a personal Disney assistant that made sure they moved to the front of every line and were able to see and do everything there was at Disney World. I have been informed that when presented with this tribute miniature at a local convention called "Convergance"in early July, Roadkill's wife Susan wept as she knew nothing about this fast moving (and top secret) project to forever immortalize her husband in pewter. |