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- Dark Rider
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Current Sculpts: Avatar of Khaine, Druchii Lord, Angel
With university out for the summer, I finally have some time to sit down and work on my warhammer miniatures. I thought I would post a few of the works in progress up here to see what you all thought..
The first image I have to show you is a completed (albeit grainy) photo of the angel I sculpted and painted over christmas break. As it was a gift to someone, I haven't taught her how to take a have decent picture yet, so this is the best I have so far- a better picture is pending. But, thoguht you all would like to see this one. Pictures of the work in progress can be found in the link under the photo.
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v308/Rog...lpts/Angel%202/
Next is a full sculpt of my take on what an Eldar Avatar of Khaine should look like. While I am a fan of the Forgeworld miniature, and am basing the pose off that work, I do not like the ridiculously sized helmet piece with the faux-wraithbone protrusions that come on bot hthe GW and the FW models, so I figured I would make one of my own. By the time the piece is finished, it will have a rather dark feel to it, as evidenced by the concept art. It is not attached to the base yet, which may explain its lopsided feel
The last piece I have to show you is a druchii lord- specifically an executioner. Still a work in progress- the proportions are in fact a bit off, namely in the hands, but it is also the photo exaggerating the difference in proportion. I should also mention the discolorations in the greenstuff is due to the fact I used a 1500 grit wet sandpaper to make sure the cloth was extra smoothed... sonce I runn it under some water with a toothbrush it'll look better.
Criticism welcome... really... like, tell me they suck and why if you want. Also, apologies for the less than optimal photo, I kinda rushed these. Next batch will be better.
RG
The first image I have to show you is a completed (albeit grainy) photo of the angel I sculpted and painted over christmas break. As it was a gift to someone, I haven't taught her how to take a have decent picture yet, so this is the best I have so far- a better picture is pending. But, thoguht you all would like to see this one. Pictures of the work in progress can be found in the link under the photo.
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v308/Rog...lpts/Angel%202/
Next is a full sculpt of my take on what an Eldar Avatar of Khaine should look like. While I am a fan of the Forgeworld miniature, and am basing the pose off that work, I do not like the ridiculously sized helmet piece with the faux-wraithbone protrusions that come on bot hthe GW and the FW models, so I figured I would make one of my own. By the time the piece is finished, it will have a rather dark feel to it, as evidenced by the concept art. It is not attached to the base yet, which may explain its lopsided feel
The last piece I have to show you is a druchii lord- specifically an executioner. Still a work in progress- the proportions are in fact a bit off, namely in the hands, but it is also the photo exaggerating the difference in proportion. I should also mention the discolorations in the greenstuff is due to the fact I used a 1500 grit wet sandpaper to make sure the cloth was extra smoothed... sonce I runn it under some water with a toothbrush it'll look better.
Criticism welcome... really... like, tell me they suck and why if you want. Also, apologies for the less than optimal photo, I kinda rushed these. Next batch will be better.
RG
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- Dark Rider
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Thanks for the reply dread lord. The Angel was the first time I ever sculpted a face on my own, so I am aware there were some problems with it... still, all things considered, not bad. The Druchii lord is probably going to be undergoing some modifications right now- I'm ditching the hair (just didn't like the look), resculpting that, repositioning the left arm to be pointing into the distance ina commanding fashion, and I'll probably add some decoration the the sword and Armour... THEN he'll be done.
Thanks for the reply,
RG
Thanks for the reply,
RG
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The Angel has certainly come a long way from the start. The lance blade (looks much nicer held upright, btw) seems a bit chunky though. A slimmer, longer blade might have been more fitting.
I see you dropped the orb idea in the end, but what is he actually holding now?
I assume from the base he won't be used in any games, of course.
So...you got more time now?
AoAlgebra
I see you dropped the orb idea in the end, but what is he actually holding now?
I assume from the base he won't be used in any games, of course.
So...you got more time now?
AoAlgebra
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- Dark Rider
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An update on my work:
With the exception of joining the hilt and guard of his sword together, the Executioner is finished- I resculpted his hair to give him a more Druchii-ish look (as opposed to a wood elf poser). I'm quite happy with the results:
I've also started on a female corsair lord, which is in it's very beginning stages. She can be found here:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v308/ ... gether.jpg
Druchii related projects aside, I have three other sculpts which i wanted to show the progress on. The firstis the avatar of khaine, which is now afixed to his base, has the beginnings of feet, and has his upper body furthered:
The next photo is a work in progress of a nightmare sculpt I have been comissioned to complete. I mainly am posting it to show the pose:
the last piece is just a model i was fooling around with, thought it was coming along well though- nothing more than a nude figure (without certain bits).
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v308/ ... al-man.jpg
With the exception of joining the hilt and guard of his sword together, the Executioner is finished- I resculpted his hair to give him a more Druchii-ish look (as opposed to a wood elf poser). I'm quite happy with the results:
I've also started on a female corsair lord, which is in it's very beginning stages. She can be found here:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v308/ ... gether.jpg
Druchii related projects aside, I have three other sculpts which i wanted to show the progress on. The firstis the avatar of khaine, which is now afixed to his base, has the beginnings of feet, and has his upper body furthered:
The next photo is a work in progress of a nightmare sculpt I have been comissioned to complete. I mainly am posting it to show the pose:
the last piece is just a model i was fooling around with, thought it was coming along well though- nothing more than a nude figure (without certain bits).
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v308/ ... al-man.jpg
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- Dark Rider
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Thanks for the encouragement guys- I'm currently have a bit of burnout with sculpting, due to the crazy schedule I've had as of late, but seeing some nice posts telling me to keep it up inspires me to kep at it. Perhaps I'll set some time aside tomorrow to work... oh, unless of course you'd prefer to see the lifesize skull and lifesize head I've been sculpting for my summer college class, but I doubt that of interest in a miniature modeling sections
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