Completed Black Watch late 19th Century 1/16th

[Ybrossculpts]

Brilliant sculpting talent...Bravo
Regards
Pete

Thank you very much Pete, I really appreciate it

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[Ybrossculpts]

Update. Have added the body of the uniform with folds and creases. Position of the belt and strap. I added the collar to the separate head. Upper arms with pin placement which I help to gauge volume and creases.

I'll keep the upper arms soft and will add the lower arm soon, still have a way to go with the torso. I'm working from the shoulders down with soft unbaked polymerclay. The kilt, sporran and legs have been lightly baked so I can handle these parts without damaging. I will only bake at the maximum once everything is completed.

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[Nap]

Hi Chris

Great update , figures really coming along well now , if this was a commercial piece (Which this isn't ...one lucky future owner) it's would definitely be very popular

I could watch you sculpt for hours it's been great to see your skill develop

Be interested in seeing the references if possible

Thanks for sharing the pics

Happy sculpting

Nap

 

[Djoubri M]

Superb work !

Mahmoud

 

[Cannonball]

Coming on great Chris, super progress. Notice you mentioned there might be a small commercial run by the person whose commissioned the piece - are they already spoken for or would it be first come first served?

Cheers

Neal

 

[jakbwrhr]

Hi Neal,

It will be a cast to order release with the first run capped at 50 figures.

There will also be a second contemporary Black Watch officer figure coming at some point later.

Cheers,

James

 

[Cannonball]

Hi Neal,

It will be a cast to order release with the first run capped at 50 figures.

There will also be a second contemporary Black Watch officer figure coming at some point later.

Cheers,

James

Thanks for the update James, really appreciated.

Neal

 

[NigelR]

Superb. As someone starting out doing simple reanimation/conversion, it's awesome to see such amazing sculpting in stages.

 

[Warren SMITH]

Excellent work.. You are a true master

 

[Taouletta]

Impressive ! ! !

 

[lievenwynants]

Hi Chris great work your SBS
i love the black watch from the napoleonic period until the end of WW1
i try also sculpt the someone but i was never pleased with the back side from the tartan
perhaps you can give us some advice

greetings lieven

 

[Ybrossculpts]

Hi Chris

Great update , figures really coming along well now , if this was a commercial piece (Which this isn't ...one lucky future owner) it's would definitely be very popular

I could watch you sculpt for hours it's been great to see your skill develop

Be interested in seeing the references if possible

Thanks for sharing the pics

Happy sculpting

Nap

Hi Kevin,

Thank you, glad you like the progress, will post some updates shortly. I believe it will be a commercial piece.

Warm Regards
Chris.

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[Ybrossculpts]

Superb work !

Mahmoud

Thank you very much Mahmoud


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[Ybrossculpts]

Superb. As someone starting out doing simple reanimation/conversion, it's awesome to see such amazing sculpting in stages.

Hi Nigel,

I was in the same boat around 6 or so year's ago. It's learning and improving from one project to the next.
Regards
Chris

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[Ybrossculpts]

Coming on great Chris, super progress. Notice you mentioned there might be a small commercial run by the person whose commissioned the piece - are they already spoken for or would it be first come first served?

Cheers

Neal

Thanks so much Neal, glad you like the progress so far

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[Ybrossculpts]

Excellent work.. You are a true master

Thank you very much Warren. I don't consider myself a master by any stretch though, just trying to improve each time, maybe one day.

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[Ybrossculpts]

Impressive ! ! !

Thank you

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[Ybrossculpts]

Hi Chris great work your SBS
i love the black watch from the napoleonic period until the end of WW1
i try also sculpt the someone but i was never pleased with the back side from the tartan
perhaps you can give us some advice

greetings lieven

Hi Lieven,
Thank you, glad you like where I'm up to. I will be posting updates soon, and I'll also post what tools I used and how I approached the back of the kilt for you
Regards
Chris.


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[Bob Orr]

That is lovely work sir!

 

[1969]

Lovely progress Chris, looking good mate.
Cheers
Steve