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Very nice work, good subtle folds. The only problem I see is that on a few figures the neck seems a bit long... just a personal opinion. Great job, and my comment is only minor.

I mixed my super sculpey with Fimo, and this helped. However the Fimo I used was white... my bad. I also tried leaching and that is very good as well. I actually learned these techniques a few weeks ago by the same fsdesimone on a different forum lol.

Thanks a lot, as I'm reading this at 12:30 ya guys are the first. Now that I'm 16, if only I can get my parents to let me take driver's ed...

When I started out, to get anatomy right I shaved down some of the old Tamiya 1:35 figures. The internet has some really good guides for proportions. I recieved the Osprey book "Modelling and Painting Figures" as a gift, though it has some really good charts for making armatures I didn't really...

My technique is the same as the first post, except I use a sanded down sewing needle instead of a hypodermic needle. Either would work. Keep it as a texture, make the rings as small as possible. Don't ever try to sculpt rivets or make the rings flattened, in smaller scales this never works. Keep...

Man, that's amazing Gary, great job. Don't worry I was joking about using static grass hair, guess I wasn't clear enough.

That is an amazing job, great work! Don't worry about your English, it's far better than if we tried Korean... :o

I'd add in the crew, a few US soldiers riding on the back would be cool as well. The farmer idea is a good one, you're gonna have to reposition the driver's head though. Finally I would add in grass being pushed over by the vehicle, right now the path looks way too "clean." Good luck with the...

Hey, did you bring that to MMSI? Really nice work there, I recognize it and was impressed to see it up close.

Dear god that looks tough. I'd build it up in layers, try to find someone with super sloppy and hair like that to model off of. I'm lucky, i got myself :lol: Having overlaping epoxy layers might be the best way to go. Maybe look at some examples of Roman or Greek sculpture, you might find some...

Nice job, especially for a first try. The only suggestion I can make is to sharpen out the elbow a little bit, right now it's a little too rounded. That's a problem I have with most of my sculpts so now I'm on the lookout :lol: Good job, I'd like to see it painted and posed with the walker.

That is such amazing work, great job! You should go to the Bolter and Chainsword, the Space Marine forum if you don't already and show that off.