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With the craze going around and the fact that I want inspiration, I shall start a show off thread.

This one shall be based on your own personal sculpting work. Anything that you've created yourself from Green Stuff (or Grey Stuff, or any other sculpting materials) is welcome here. From Monsters to men, stuff on wheels to weapons.

Thanks all,
Grimm

1st ever sculpt i did:







2nd sculpt ive started, yet never gotten around to finishing lol:

I was going to post my Kommizzork conversion, which was my first real sculpting project short of a cape or gap filling, but this completely blows it out of the water...

My WIP count-as-nurglings maggots

My Scratch built Nurgle herald from ages ago, not made much since sadly, its a possessed toad with a plague bearer tongue

Cool. I see nurgle is a favourite of sculpters. Anyone have any tips for large greenstuff models?

I've posted this before, but I'll show it off again



I'm hoping to get this and a few more cast in metal shortly (just been waiting on a financial payout to fund them). You can see more of my work on my website (link in sig), which will be updated soon - my baby daughter and her demands notwithstanding!

Hope you like


Stuart

Here's mine -


from the Inq demon huntress


from the Inq Arco-flagellant

&

from a soul grinder

BTW on my home PC this last picture looks fine - you can't see were I tidied up the background, but on my work PC it stands out like a sore thumb. Don't know why...

My Nurgle defiler.

Some stuff I've sculpted:







Andres

Nurgle always seems to have a good showing in these sorts of threads. I guess it is just easy and fun to sculpt nurgle deamons and such.

Indeed it is. Nurgle stuff is easy as pie. Though my maggots were a bit tricky to sculpt.

Check the forum link in my sig for those sculptors who are interested in having their stuff cast or want to exchange techniques/tips/critique/ideas!

That is great!!!

I have some ideas that I will eventually submit to Troll Forged Miniatures...

Andres