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Worms: The Board Game Timeline
The plan is for pledges to be delivered in August 2024 - however, the exact timing may change and there is always the potential for delay with any products produced in China. Backers will be kept updated through the process.Daily Reveals:
Over on our Kickstarter page, fan-favourite additions to Worms: The Board Game will be revealed every day! Here's the inside scoop for our first one:
Don't get maaaaaad- get even with one of the Worms series' most iconic weapons!
Want to see more daily reveals and other explosive inclusions coming to Worms: The Board Game? Ewe'll be mad not to check them out... over on our Kickstarter Page!
[url=https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/manticgames/worms-the-board-game]Worms: The Board Game Kickstarter Page[/url]
You can also follow Worms on Twitter to keep up to date with future daily reveals! ???? https://twitter.com/WormsTeam17 Today we also have a special Q&A, with the man behind the miniatures of Worms: The Board Game: Luigi Terzi!Q&A With Our Sculptor: Luigi Terzi
[u]Hi Luigi! Tell us a little about your background in sculpting.[/u] I started sculpting 10 years ago, but first started out in graphic design. After working with legendary game designer Alessio Cavatore I asked if he knew anyone searching for an illustrator and a sculptor, and that’s how I came to meet Ronnie and his team at Mantic Games! Through the years I have done work for Warlord Games, Modiphius, Fantasy Flight, Steamforged, Wyrd, & Wizkids. I have also sculpted large-scale models for companies like Sideshow and Figurama. [u]How did you feel when asked to work on Worms?[/u] My very first thought was ‘that’s going to be a lot of fun’, and it has been! [u]Are you a fan of the Worms video games?[/u] I played them a lot before raising a family. Back then I also loved Wipeout, Tekken and Colin McRae Rally – so maybe you can guess my age from this list! [u]What are the challenges with sculpting these characters?[/u] The most difficult thing is making the Worms look like they have paused mid-action! They have to be very expressive. It’s all about combining fun facial expressions with a cool pose that works. Finally, they need to have enough variety so they will look great together on the tabletop. [u]What was the best thing about this project?[/u] Having the chance to do something totally different from anything else I’ve worked on! Working with different design styles really helps to keep my creativity fresh. [u]Do you have a favourite worm that you’ve sculpted for the campaign?[/u] Do I have to pick just one? I have a few, my top 3 are: the worm with a sheep, the worm with a vase, and (*spoiler alert*) at first place is the disco worm – he looks fantastic!
Thanks Luigi – it’s been a pleasure chatting with you, and thanks for all your work on Worms: The Board Game!
