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Atracin
Painting 7/10, Coolness 7/10 @ 2009-10-26 04:37:50
I like the scratches and scorching on the armor. Nice touch! |
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Hjarrand
2009-11-26 19:19:46
Yeah cool weathering. And i like u used a high resolution pictures! It truly enables to see the details! |
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kronk
Painting 7/10, Coolness 8/10 @ 2009-12-02 05:35:22
Excellent tyranid scratches! I like the Sashay in his walk there! |
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metallifan
2009-12-02 19:42:32
Heh, I do have a buddy that plays Nids, but they're actually Daemon Scratches. My cousin and I intwined the stories for his Undivided CSM/Daemons and my Guard... And I guess with my Girlfriend playing Slaanesh/Khorne CSM & Daemons as well, that makes them dual purpose. |
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CommissarDan
Painting 10/10, Coolness 10/10 @ 2010-06-20 08:48:21
awesomedude, greenstuff vreather? |
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metallifan
2010-06-23 17:58:55
Yea it's just greenstuff |
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raptor8
Painting 9/10, Coolness 10/10 @ 2010-07-21 21:39:05
I know you used green stuff, but how hard was that mask to make? |
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metallifan
2010-07-22 01:36:20
Not hard at all. All you need - a good sculpting kit, and a Stanley Knife.
Basically, assuming you've picked a head with a visor/sculpted one on already, just start with a lump in the middle of his face. Using your well lubricated creasing or flattening tool, gently flatten, and pull the greenstuff around the sides until it touches the helmet. Try not to get any on the helmet itself. Using your flattening tools, gently pat (Don't press, just pat) the sides and front flat, pulling more greenstuff to the sides as necessary. Once you're satisfied with the rough shape, submerge in icewater to stiffen the greenstuff Then let it sit for a day. Once dry and solid, you can use the knife to shave off any excess, shape corners, and add grilles to the sides and/or front. |
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Commander Cain
2010-09-03 01:12:51
I did exactly the same thing, although your has better shape than mine! |
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