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This is my latest conversion. As the title suggests, it's a DA libby. I've had a hankering to convert one ever since the new psychic powers came out. C&C appreciated, but be gentle, this is my first time using green stuff other than as a filler!



The cabling was made using using Green Stuff Industries SAW-020 tentacle maker. A big thanks to Ron for the half-tabard tutorial. His conversions are always inspiring.

I really like it!!!

Damn! That is nice! Can't wait to see him painted!

He's looking good. Can't wait to see him painted.

be gentle? you be gentle!!
that robe is looking really sweet! little squarish around the edges i think, but really not that bad!

Thanks for the crits! And thanks for the praise! I agree about the tabard, I didn't really notice until after I got the sculpting done. I'll take a look at him tonight and see if there is anything I can do for it.

One of my big goals for the summer was to make a model with some sculpted parts. Unfortunately, school started yesterday, so I didn't quite make my goal. Hopefully I'll have time to put some paint on him this weekend. Not sure how much painting I'll get done during the school year because this semester already feels hectic.

Nicely modelled, I like the pose too! Now paint him

Nicely done mate. Looks awesome for a first time working with greenstuff.

Made a few changes. I changed the position of the head to make it look more natural. I've also trimed down the sides of the tabard at the waist. I added purity seals to the corners to hide some of the rough spots.

better already, although the tabard still sticks out as a bit odd...
maybe its because the shape doesnt really fit the flow o the cloth... but its already better then any of my greenstuffing