Attached the rifle to the body for one dude. Added the helmet for another.
from the laboratory of a mad artist
Being a blog about the pursuit of making games.
Friday, 17 May 2013
Monday, 13 May 2013
Getting going
I got settled in a bit. The kitten is doing well, I'll attach a photo.
Good news; I got a new job. It's doing graphics for a game/education company. Really cool. I'm really looking forward to being awesome at it.
Having that security, will help me be more productive on our projects here. I'm starting up again, baby step like. I've got big ideas, and though less time to do them I've got a more valuable resource which is more peace of mind. A big weight has been lifted so to speak.
Here's what's what:
Good news; I got a new job. It's doing graphics for a game/education company. Really cool. I'm really looking forward to being awesome at it.
Having that security, will help me be more productive on our projects here. I'm starting up again, baby step like. I've got big ideas, and though less time to do them I've got a more valuable resource which is more peace of mind. A big weight has been lifted so to speak.
Here's what's what:
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| The macro photo reveals serious issues with the blending of the pouch lid. |
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| Fixed it a little and took a darker photograph. ;) |
Wednesday, 8 May 2013
Yo, I'm back.
I've been home a couple of days. If you didn't know, I'm an Israeli. Israel has mandatory 3 year conscription for all 18 year olds. Some conscripts do combat service, we call combat servicemen "warriors" or "fighters". Of those, a part go on to do mandatory reserve service. Not everyone finishes their full term in combat duty and even less stay onboard for reserve. I enjoy it and consider myself lucky to be able to take part in it.
You can read some more about it here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israel_Defense_Forces#Reserve_service
A few words about the strap connection - in the IDF we carry the weapon either across the shoulder - barrel down, or slung on the neck for use in action. The built in strap connection on the AR-15 and variants is for carrying the weapon on one shoulder - barrel up. That's why we use a bit of paracord or some other connection method to attach the strap. Though I used to connect the strap to the front sight in the past I recently came to the conclusion (after seeing some others) that this method (middle connection) is far preferable. The main reason is that connecting to the front sight will either obstruct the sight in some situations and/or the gas return tube heats up which might melt the paracord.
You can read some more about it here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israel_Defense_Forces#Reserve_service
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| On patrol |
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| Night ops |
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| This kitten was abandoned by its mother - the door says "no entry". ;) |
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| Currently I'm taking care of it at home, feeding it and what not |
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| The LBV is a tad small |
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| The new fashion in strap attachment. |
A few words about the strap connection - in the IDF we carry the weapon either across the shoulder - barrel down, or slung on the neck for use in action. The built in strap connection on the AR-15 and variants is for carrying the weapon on one shoulder - barrel up. That's why we use a bit of paracord or some other connection method to attach the strap. Though I used to connect the strap to the front sight in the past I recently came to the conclusion (after seeing some others) that this method (middle connection) is far preferable. The main reason is that connecting to the front sight will either obstruct the sight in some situations and/or the gas return tube heats up which might melt the paracord.
Sunday, 28 April 2013
Sunday, 21 April 2013
Gun progress.
Made a bit of progress. I'm a bit busy with sorting out bureaucratic stuff and doing some job interviews and art tests.
Monday, 15 April 2013
Total helmetular remixification!!!!
Sunday, 14 April 2013
It's my birthday! Sculpt.
Happy birthday, me.
Helmet added with a slight re-design. Now the forehead compartment holds a faceplate that can descend. Also, a little wider and more square ear thing detail. I did the rest of the pouchwork and the side bag. Started on new guns. You can see, it's a new hybrid technique. I hope to incorporate the strength of the armature style with the ease and rapidity of the flat sheet style.
That is all.
Helmet added with a slight re-design. Now the forehead compartment holds a faceplate that can descend. Also, a little wider and more square ear thing detail. I did the rest of the pouchwork and the side bag. Started on new guns. You can see, it's a new hybrid technique. I hope to incorporate the strength of the armature style with the ease and rapidity of the flat sheet style.
That is all.
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