I finished sculpting the pants, redefining the folds. I scrapped off the hair and resculpted it. This was done in stages.
I have built up a personal collection of miniature figurines. Starting with commercially available kits, the collection was gradually built up to represent various aspects of military subjects and now, includes many other unique figures which represent cultural subjects, all sculpted from epoxy putty, plastic and metal over wire armatures. This blog will record the curation of this diverse and evolving collection.
Sunday, 8 February 2015
Luo Warrior riding cattle 5
More putty was added to sculpt the bull. The ears and tail were added and the horns were refined.
The leopard skin was sculpted and draped onto the figure. Hands were animated and added to the figure.
The leopard skin was sculpted and draped onto the figure. Hands were animated and added to the figure.
Tuesday, 3 February 2015
Luo Warrior riding cattle 4
I bulked up the headdress considerably. I also changed the pose of the bull to face the viewer. The horns were re-sculpted.
Sunday, 1 February 2015
Heian Place Guard 12
I added more epoxy putty to press the deer into position. Then the rest of the body was sculpted. A wash of brown paint was added to highlight any defects. More sanding and removing of defects will occur before final painting.
Luo Warrior riding cattle 3
The cattle was sculpted.
The Luo warrior headdress was fully sculpted to represent ostrich feathers.
The Luo warrior headdress was fully sculpted to represent ostrich feathers.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)