Manuel Ingeland
Sweden
Uppsala
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This game is gonna be awesome!
I'm so much looking forward to pick it up at Essen!
The only thing is that I think the game needs proper prisoners....so I carved some.
I thought wood would nicely match the game design. What do you think?
Here you see the "abstract" version...easy to carve:
This one took a bit more time:
Work in progress: carving and polishing the final prisoners:
Some pictures of the four detailed prisoners:
Some pictures of the four guys:
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Piotr Zuchowski
Poland
Lublin
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Absolutely awesome stuff Magne! Thanks for making this, see you in Essen!
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Yoki Erdtman
Sweden
Södertälje
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How much for a set Magne?
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tom moughan
United States
Rochester
New York
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wow!
excellent work : )
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Manuel Ingeland
Sweden
Uppsala
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Depends on the quality level.
The detailed set took me a week...but winter in Sweden is said to be looong....
Well, Yoki, as I promised, I've done them 
I hope I'll be allowed to display them at the booth.
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Rafał Cywicki
Poland
Cracow
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They are wonderful!!
I wish we could pack a set for every copy of the game 
Thanks for making them
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Yoki Erdtman
Sweden
Södertälje
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magneheeli wrote: Well, Yoki, as I promised, I've done them
Magne they're magnificent, great work! You don't happen to live in or around Södertälje by chance? I'd love the opportunity to play with your carved prisoners.
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Manuel Ingeland
Sweden
Uppsala
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Yoki, no..it's Uppsala! We've had a chat about that, remember?
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Yoki Erdtman
Sweden
Södertälje
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magneheeli wrote: Yoki, no..it's Uppsala! We've had a chat about that, remember?
Doh! 
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Manuel Ingeland
Sweden
Uppsala
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Another picture...this time it's sunny
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Magne your works are fantastic. Really brilliant idea and the execution is even better
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Manuel Ingeland
Sweden
Uppsala
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Update!
Version 4 is ready!
This time, the four lads are trapped in  boardgame cubes!!! 
The initial idea was to go for meeple-like mass production:
...ideas change all the time, so I decided to go a step further and play with the contrast of abstract meepleness  and the actual characters of the game:
...and I realized that the abstract meeple version doesn't safe any time when you try to paint the characters' faces on 3 square millimetres
...especially if the guys are THAT fashion-conscious:
...so here they are
...and here are the girls
There are some more pictures in my gallery..
Which version do you think is the best?
Version1 (abstract), version2 (abstract & sanded) and version3 (all in the box) moved to Poland right after Essen...at least as far as I know...
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Rafał Cywicki
Poland
Cracow
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Yes, I have your magnificent pieces of art in Cracow, Poland. We always play Alcatraz with them.
I must say, that your meeple-like prisoners are also wonderful. I was pushing my publisher to use meeples in the first place, but they seem to like those round pieces more. Now I can show them how wrong they are! 
Being the proud owner of the version 1, I would say that they are the best. But your new work is the close second
Let me also say, that seeing how much effort you put in customizing your game makes me feel so much prouder of Alcatraz Thank you for that.
Cheers!
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Manuel Ingeland
Sweden
Uppsala
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Thanks, Rafal!
Some pictures of your sessions would be nice!
But I'm gonna stop now, I promise
More to see in the Kingpin section soon, though...
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magneheeli wrote: Thanks, Rafal! Some pictures of your sessions would be nice! But I'm gonna stop now, I promise More to see in the Kingpin section soon, though...
Wow! Can't wait to see your works based on Kingpin theme!!!
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Piotr Zuchowski
Poland
Lublin
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Kristoss wrote: magneheeli wrote: Thanks, Rafal! Some pictures of your sessions would be nice! But I'm gonna stop now, I promise More to see in the Kingpin section soon, though... Wow! Can't wait to see your works based on Kingpin theme!!!
I can't wait to see Kingpin chicks like Tanya or Marina as fully painted miniatures. Or the Costo sisters from the expansion yay!
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