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yes, the scythe it too big. infact, it looks completely unchanged from the original picture.

While i understand the want for the absurdedly huge scythe i am going to point out a bit more of a practicaly reason for shaving it down a litte, by having the scythe be so huge it will actually offset the balance of the model a good amount since it is green stuffed, by all means make the scythe ridiculous but use plasticard, a good example is my flayed ones that i converted from warriors. plasticard claws worked wonders. and understandably its gonna be fairly rough since you havent used green stuff before.
OT: someone found a use for the 360 looks like. who would have thought a cup holder

Matrim wrote:yes, the scythe it too big. infact, it looks completely unchanged from the original picture.

Its actually smaller by .3cm... Plus I painted it better


@andreasch I'm not a skilled modeler this is my first time going anything like sculpting or shaping.

Yes

Yes, I would cut back a little on the size of the scythe, but the orb looks real good.