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Hello,

I´m new on this board, and I thought the best way to start is with my epic project, on which I´m working since 2009:

A Chaos Reaver who can be duplicated.

After 2 years, I finished it:






But I was not really satisfied with the result.
After 4 copies, my molds were broken because I used the wrong silicone. That was the chance to make everything better, and that is why I´m posting here.

Welcome to the Reaver 2.0!

At the moment I have reworked the complete lower part of the body (feet, legs and hip) and have nearly finished the main body.

I will post the existing parts in the next days, and will then go on with my actual WIP.
Hopefully you can help me then with some design decisions, because I often get stuck and have no idea how to bring my ideas on the model.

So here we start with the new Version of my Reaver:

I have reworked the complete leg, and replaced some parts that didn´t fit so good:



as you can see, I removed the knee and put the face of a demon on the armour, and I also replaced the armour at the hips. And of course more spikes
If you want, I can post more pictures with a closer look at the diffrent parts.

Very good, can you shed some light on how you made the master? It looks like plasticard and modeling putty...

Hey bibblles, yes the main part of the model was made of plastic card, putty and PVC-tubes. For the hip I used a T-piece from Gardena.

Here more detailed pictures:







At the moment I nearly finished the main body of the reaver. Only some sanding and some details are left.