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A close look at how I built my plastic Ork Weirdboy conversion at...

http://spikeybitsblog.com/2014/09/ork-weirdboy-plastic-conversion.html

Not bad! What's on his eye?

 koooaei wrote:
Not bad! What's on his eye?

It's explained in detail in the article at the link provided. The "crazy" bulging eye was done with Apoxie Sculpt. Full work in progress photos and process described in my hobby article.


http://spikeybitsblog.com/2014/09/ork-weirdboy-plastic-conversion.html

I like the big choppa -> wierdboy stuff conversion

The crazy eye is gona look awesome when painted

 koooaei wrote:
I like the big choppa -> wierdboy stuff conversion

The crazy eye is gona look awesome when painted

Thanks!

Love it, I have this model awaiting a conversion....might just steal this idea

Can't wait to see it painted

Thanks! After I painted my Flashgitz I took a detour to some Fantasy projects, but I hope to get to the Weirdboy soon.

Not bad, but in my experience apoxie sculpt at this level of detail kind of loses a bit of detail. This stuff is great for doing bases and such, but I find it doesn't hold really fine details as well as, say, Green Stuff. Kind of hard to see the sculpted details, so can't say more till it's painted. Looking good so far!

Ha nice, I'm using the same model, but its on the to do list.