Check out my sweet allied force. Finished these 5 last Shermans.
Showing posts with label Open Fire!. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Open Fire!. Show all posts
Thursday, 17 October 2013
Thursday, 10 October 2013
No easy feet.
Getting some work under the old belt.
1:56 starship crew, 1:56 planetFaller communication/combat-drone operator and 1:100 IDF. And some FOW stuff at the end.
1:56 starship crew, 1:56 planetFaller communication/combat-drone operator and 1:100 IDF. And some FOW stuff at the end.
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| Starship Crew |
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| PlanetFaller |
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| 1:100 IDF |
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Saturday, 21 September 2013
Impromptu duck shadow puppet
Recap- I'm working on sculpting a series of science fiction troopers I call planetFallers. The scale is 1:56 which is a good fit for "28mm" sized miniatures. I'm working with Green Stuff which is blue/yellow Kneadatite by PSI and ProCreate putty by kraftmark.
This update you can see I've reproduced a nice copy(on one side) of the styrene gun. I added some earlier pictures so you can see the process better.
I had a hell of a time with the left hand. I wanted to give the character a pose as if he is giving orders or describing a combat situation. Or giving an impromptu duck shadow-puppet show.
This update you can see I've reproduced a nice copy(on one side) of the styrene gun. I added some earlier pictures so you can see the process better.
I had a hell of a time with the left hand. I wanted to give the character a pose as if he is giving orders or describing a combat situation. Or giving an impromptu duck shadow-puppet show.
Here is a little progress on a whole lot of Panzergrenadiers from the Open Fire! box set. Seriously, that set is ridiculous for how much goes in that thing. After I finish these guys, I will still have to assemble and paint like, 5 more tanks to complete everything. Whew!
I guess next I'll do a wash and highlights and some detail paint. Then it's on to basing- my favorite!
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