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I'm not a big fan of the Sprue Swords really... But the Axes look nice


And as usual, awesome fluff is awesome with a side dash of awesome.

I want you to get a big beasty though!

Like a Krootox, or Carnifex or something awesome !

Theophony wrote:it looks so much better with that extra bit of detail added to it

Coolio.

Bloodhorror wrote:I'm not a big fan of the Sprue Swords really... But the Axes look nice

There's something for everybody.
There is more to do on the swords and a lick of paint will work wonders all over.
Thanks.

And as usual, awesome fluff is awesome with a side dash of awesome.

Thanks a lot.

I want you to get a big beasty though!

Like a Krootox, or Carnifex or something awesome !

Their time will come... Sadly I only have two hands to work with.
I am just as eager as any of you out there waiting for something in particular, to get round to, and see complete all those things that I haven't done yet...

Small details makes great miniatures ('cause they're small as well I guess )

Looking better?

of course it does... you´ve won me over now!
i think the rest will be difined by your paintjob... more and you would probably overdo it with that piece ...

the putty work now brings it all together...tho... i have a slight feeling that if you would add such an exhaust that ork chainswords have this item would be finally complete... but i think i could aslo live without it

and yeah... the eagle... ach... i need to see to that soon... but this millenia... airhsip^^

SelvaggioSaky wrote:Small details makes great miniatures ('cause they're small as well I guess )

Thanks SS.
I likes my little details do I.

Viktor von Domm wrote:

Looking better?

of course it does... you´ve won me over now!
i think the rest will be difined by your paintjob... more and you would probably overdo it with that piece ...

the putty work now brings it all together...tho... i have a slight feeling that if you would add such an exhaust that ork chainswords have this item would be finally complete... but i think i could aslo live without it

and yeah... the eagle... ach... i need to see to that soon... but this millenia... airhsip^^

Cool, thanks. Glad you like.
I'll have a look and see if I can fit an exhaust but it may end up a radioactive battery (although, thinking about it, that may need a vent...)...a cold fusion battery then...

Maybe, you could turn that Eagle head into the beginnings of a steampunk Ornithopter...? That's such a good idea, I may go and post that in your thread as well... Airship first though, be a good boy, off you go.

Maybe, you could turn that Eagle head into the beginnings of a steampunk Ornithopter...? That's such a good idea, I may go and post that in your thread as well... Airship first though, be a good boy, off you go.

what a nasty deed to place such ideas in ones head....shame on you!...tststs...

and as i said... the exhaust might be even too much detail... it just had an air of a steampunkish axe now^^

 Viktor von Domm wrote:

Maybe, you could turn that Eagle head into the beginnings of a steampunk Ornithopter...? That's such a good idea, I may go and post that in your thread as well... Airship first though, be a good boy, off you go.

what a nasty deed to place such ideas in ones head....shame on you!...tststs...

and as i said... the exhaust might be even too much detail... it just had an air of a steampunkish axe now^^

But it's such a good idea. Just imagine a giant, gleaming, bronze and golden metal Eagle swooping about the battlefield...

Yeah, I won't force the exhaust on. If it fits, it'll be on.

But it's such a good idea. Just imagine a giant, gleaming, bronze and golden metal Eagle swooping about the battlefield...

*mgrllmrglll* *shuffels feet* yeahh... you´re right....

 Viktor von Domm wrote:

But it's such a good idea. Just imagine a giant, gleaming, bronze and golden metal Eagle swooping about the battlefield...

*mgrllmrglll* *shuffels feet* yeahh... you´re right....

But get that Airship finished first or no rivets for pudding...

man... good deed of mine that i wasn´t drinking when looking again to your thread... i wouldn´t have been able to wipe that screen clean then...coke is so sticky...

I like that Axe. It is quite sharp looking! I fear it maybe dull of me to say your detail is a lovely addition. Perhaps my point is that axe is simply superb. I need to axe a question however, but I forgot what it was; I guess you could say I am at the wrong end of the blade here. I really just gotta bring the axe down here and chop away the chit chat. I am losing the handle of the situation here.

What other parts do axes have again? I am out of puns..

I am losing the handle of the situation here.

and so say we all....

Sounds like you both have axes to grind...

change the thread title to lame puns...there is a nice guy

Vik

No major update today, I've added the small wires to Axe 1.2. Not really worth showing, it's much like the other axe and you will see it once the next stage of putty work is done.

On that note, Good News:
I finally found a shop that actually sold colour shapers,
and had them in the right size,
and in the right shape,
and sold them in singles and not in packs of 5...

So I picked up a couple, this should enhance my putty-fu or at least make my life easier...
Below is a picture that shows the new arrivals next to what I've been using up until now.

Great buy mate!

I gonna order mine on-line after payday, can't wait to see what can WE do with It

 SelvaggioSaky wrote:
Great buy mate!

I gonna order mine on-line after payday, can't wait to see what can WE do with It

Yeah, I look forward to trying these out. I've been hearing so much about how good they are for putty and I've only seen huge ones in the shop I usually stopped in.
I got the pointy one for poking holes and things, and that's proper round holes not the rough divots that the scalpel gave me.
and the soft, flat one for smoothing and doing straight lines etc...

Good luck with yours.

 Dr H wrote:


I got the pointy one for poking holes and things

can we still have lame puns as the title?

You can now make all the putty holes. I be glad to see..

 cormadepanda wrote:

 Dr H wrote:


I got the pointy one for poking holes and things

can we still have lame puns as the title?

You can now make all the putty holes. I be glad to see..

Ok, Lame puns are mentioned. So long as I'm not expected to use puns all the time, because I find them really hard to carve out.

It's important, whatever you are doing, to have a good pointy stick of some kind.

Oooo good pun in the title.. I am sorry if I upset you.
Show us your putty foo master! I am excited to see the work those tools can generate.

 cormadepanda wrote:
Oooo good pun in the title.. I am sorry if I upset you.
Show us your putty foo master! I am excited to see the work those tools can generate.

No worries, you'd have to try hard to upset me (like the crane-fly that's buzzing me and then disappearing before I can do anything about it )

I shall throw some putty about tomorrow and see how the new tools work and I'll let you all know.

Now where did that clumsy flying poor excuse for a fly go...

 Dr H wrote:

 cormadepanda wrote:
Oooo good pun in the title.. I am sorry if I upset you.
Show us your putty foo master! I am excited to see the work those tools can generate.

No worries, you'd have to try hard to upset me (like the crane-fly that's buzzing me and then disappearing before I can do anything about it )

I shall throw some putty about tomorrow and see how the new tools work and I'll let you all know.

Now where did that clumsy flying poor excuse for a fly go...

the greatest challenge the Dr will have to have.

It's ok, I've found it. It appears to have landed on my back or the chair shortly before I sat down...

You should really put a link to your blog in your sig. I didn't even know you HAD a blog!

 dsteingass wrote:
You should really put a link to your blog in your sig. I didn't even know you HAD a blog!

But I do... It's the bit that says "The (Mad) Scientist's Army P&M Blog". Maybe I should make it more obvious then...

Welcome anyway Dave. Good to know you've found it in the end.

Hm? That wasn't there a minute ago!

Oh well, at least I know you weren't ignoring me

Maybe I'll try and make a little picture link like you and others have...

I never made one for the new blog. That was one day I was really into working with GIMP
Anyways, your weapon sculpting is fantastic!

Those axes are getting better!

You are a legend! yes you! I used your idea for making cables using a comb and greenstuff!! and omg it works a treat! I am so happy right now :-)