WIP Critique A couple of figs on my desk
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Ferris
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Brilliant drapery and original pose with the guy searching the keys of his T34....
Adrian
Adrian
Very natural poses.
Carl.
Carl.
1969
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Two very nice looking figure Taesung, I like your approach to have one of the jacket zipped and one open, the drapery of the open jacket is fantastic, nice bit of variation. I have seen images of this type of tanker suit worn, resemble some sort of black Rubber suit.
Steve
Steve
Sambaman
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Very nice! Adding a small cigarette in the hand of the guy searching his pocket would instantly have him digging for his lighter.........cool! (Not you Taesung, just letting my imagination run with the moment a bit......LOL!) What are your alternate heads going to look like for these Taesung?
Jay H.
Jay H.
Patrick
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Superb work!
How tall are they?
How tall are they?
I would guess that they're 1/35th.
Carl.
gordy
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Excellent poses Taesung! 
Love it!
Love it!
garyjd
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Taesung, I really can't add anything that has not been said. You do exceptional work...and it shows. ~Gary
PS, More photos would be nice.
PS, More photos would be nice.
gordy
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T50
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You know what? I was looking at the hands and arms
of the figure on the right. The overall arm length look
a hair too short. Maybe about a half mili meter?
it's weird because they look fine in person.
I think I'll put gloves on these hands to add tiny bit of length.
What do you think, guy? Do you see what I mean?
Or am I seeing thing?
of the figure on the right. The overall arm length look
a hair too short. Maybe about a half mili meter?
it's weird because they look fine in person.
I think I'll put gloves on these hands to add tiny bit of length.
What do you think, guy? Do you see what I mean?
Or am I seeing thing?
bonehead
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Nice sculpts Taesung. Boy they look buttery smooooth.....
I don't know if i have ever seen pics of that style of coat before. You are right, the left arm of the one guy does look a little short. Easy solution: cut the sleeve a couple of millimeters above the cuff and graft in a short section using sheet plastic. Glue together and fill in the gap. Done.....
Cheers!!
Mike
I don't know if i have ever seen pics of that style of coat before. You are right, the left arm of the one guy does look a little short. Easy solution: cut the sleeve a couple of millimeters above the cuff and graft in a short section using sheet plastic. Glue together and fill in the gap. Done.....
Cheers!!
Mike
T50
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Thanks, Mike.
Looking at it carefully, I don't think the problem is
how low the hand ends up. I think the problem is
where the sleeve starts at the shoulder. I wanted
to portray a roomy jacket that shoulder seam overhangs
a little. I think it's causing the problem.
What do you think?
TS
Looking at it carefully, I don't think the problem is
how low the hand ends up. I think the problem is
where the sleeve starts at the shoulder. I wanted
to portray a roomy jacket that shoulder seam overhangs
a little. I think it's causing the problem.
What do you think?
TS
martinmack
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love the pose on the guy on the left...the look on his face matches the pose because he looks a little frustrated, like he's not finding what he's looking for fast enough. I do agree that the arm looks a little short on the guy on the right, but they are great figures!
bonehead
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Taesung,
Hard to say without the figure in my hand. I understand what you are trying to do, but that arm still looks short to my eye. From the pose, it looks like that particular shoulder drops a little more than the other. If that is true, then the arm is too short since both end up about the same place on the figure.
But you have the figure in your hand. So my opinion may be moot!
Cheers!!
Mike
