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this is a nice relaxed pose Richard. looks good so far. :) atb --tm

nice model Mash. pretty crisp too. nice job man. :) atb --tim

well color me surprised! it looks like magic sculpt! still a neat idea ; i guess the first colour helps you judge how thick the surface is? atb --tim

great lil bust Anastasiya. like the mixed media use which helps show details. 200mm is a good scale. :) all the best --tim.

like it and a good subject too. like his face alot. atb --tim

cool sculpt so far Jiver. neat idea to do an 'under-sculpt' in epoxy. every time i try straight polyclay these days , it misbehaves. at --tim

your own printer?? wow! how cool is that. what make did you choose Ethan?? :) color me green! lol. atb --tim

ah thats no good then. any joy on quotes or prints from elsewhere Richard? maybe they would be better quality...... atb --tim :)

oh i hear ya; i tried looking at mini head i sculpted some years back and could barely see it like i once could. i am just interested in how good 3d is at present. i'd like to make use of it myself at some point. you are right that its an easier medium as it can ignore scale probs. i wouldnt...

thats superb and a very cool subject,. right up my alley that. well done. what did you model him in? who printed him and so on?? atb --tim

undeniably superb and very eye catching. i just had to click on it . hope you sell loads. atb --tim

wow, those are very good prices and certainly worth it for one of a kind stuff ( and especially for an action figure sized piece too). do you reckon it would be cheaper in traditional Richard? i guess i am trying to work out the viability of digital vs handsculpt costings in my mind. As you...

nice one Ethan. :) ...........coat detail is killer. look forward to seeing more from you. let us know how the printing goes and such. :) atb --tim

not bad prints at all Richard . i still wonder if it would be cheaper to do by hand and silicone. i agree with Meehan that they still have some ways to go yet. maybe its just down to what machine(s) the Printers own. soon as i find employ and have some spare, i intend to find out for myself...

ooh , very cool; i love Bonner art. the Ork was excellent so this should be a winner too. nice one Thor! the head looks brilliant. atb --tim

lovely details and finish. very cool. :) atb --tim

oh and with Greenstuff (GS), yyou'll get better results treating it like a wax or even wood- that is Carve it when cured which stops it looking like added lumps of toffee. lets say you want to do a leg on the Pirate. get a good blob of G.S and form it round the wire and shape the foot. cure the...

You are most welcome man. wish i'd had something like this when i first started! :) anatomy is both simple and complex at the same time. here is a book i started with and still one of the best to help understand what is there- atb --tim:)

i posed this for you in 3d. should help; i havent added a twist to head or torso but you can see how the right leg is in line with the inner chest and collar bone. look also at the general shapes and curves. dont get too caught up in muscles for a figure wearing clothes. approx shapes will...

good point Richard!... i dont think i'll print this guy but at least i have completed a model to some degree and played with the Netfabb software. i now feel more comfortable with digital for print offs. now all i need is some cash and a decent sculpt. currently having time out on a wax figure i...