High elven standard bearer. There are not enough girls in the high elven army. (^_^)
After I assembled some new GW high elves, I still had spare parts. They were not enough to make the whole figure so I had to finish the model with green stuf.
I took the feet, head, dagger from the mage plastic kit, and arms & banner from the general plastic kit. Then I made the wire skeleton and put some green stuff on it. Et voilà!
After I assembled some new GW high elves, I still had spare parts. They were not enough to make the whole figure so I had to finish the model with green stuf.I took the feet, head, dagger from the mage plastic kit, and arms & banner from the general plastic kit. Then I made the wire skeleton and put some green stuff on it. Et voilà!
posted by yarooze at 02:25
3 Comments:
Good work! ^^
I alreay tried to sculpt minis, but i dont have skills... Iám pretty good at drawing but i just cant sculpt "/
I wanted to create a D&D miniature size miniature, 5cm. Do you have any tips for me? U know, how the make the 'skeleton', details...
Here in Brazil we don't have greenstuff, just durepoxi.
Keep up the nice work! ^^
If you can draw, you'll learn how to sculpt pretty fast. Just start to... (^_^)
As for tips, I don't know where to start. May be I'll write some posts about "how I did this or that". But there are many good tutorials in the Internet and I don't want to write the same stuff just once more. (^_^)
My awefull english also isn't very helpful in tutoring. (T_T)
You can find much in this yahoo group:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/1listSculpting/
Join it and look through the archives. You'll find a lot of useful stuff there.
Also try this page. There are some hints and very useful books there:
http://www.elvenwork.com/book.html
my english isn't the best too *-*
Thanks for the links, i'm sure that they will be very usefull!
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