Emperor WH 40K

[gdcdreamer]

Hi everyone:

Here are the final pictures of my latest project, a 170mm sculpt of this WarHammer 40K character.

The whole figure demand me almost a month and it's an orderd work for a fellow modeler in Spain (he'll be in charge of the painting work). It was a real pain as the original picture was profusely detailed and needs a lot of work to emulate such finish oon the 3D version

As it can bee seen proportions aren't right the ones of these kind of figures, mostly because of an unconsciuos impulse to make him more "real"

Hope you like it.
Regards

Guillermo

 

[gdcdreamer]

Another shot ...

 

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And another ...

 

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One more ...

 

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The last on by now ...

Cheers
GUille

 

[johnnyboy]

wow i play 40k he is awesome i want one :lol: great work thanks for sharing be sure to show us it painted ok thanks again johnny

 

[Joaquin Palacios]

Impressive work Guille!
I'm waiting for the SBS
Un saludo y enhorabuena.

 

[gdcdreamer]

Thanks guys:

I've pictures of the whole process to ad the SBS sequence

Just one more by now, showing the original design that I used to guide my self.

 

[garyjd]

Guille, I hope you are well paid for your work, that is a fantastic piece of sculpture.~Gary

 

[jaime]

¡ te pasaste!

¿escala?

 

[John Long]

Extremely well Done.

I would love to se the SBS. Especially on that detail. I like the way you made the flames coming off of the sword.

 

[Anders Heintz]

Oh Man!!! That is simply Awesome! Great detail work for sure. I would also love to see more close up's of the details and how you went about making them!

Congrats on a superb sculpt!!!

 

[RobH]

OUSTANDING!

I hope your Spanish friend does the sculpt justice with his painting!

You've really made a good job of capuring Adrian Smiths original illustration.

Cheers

Rob

 

[gdcdreamer]

Thanks all of you!

This figure was part of a set on which were included previously posted dewback&trooper and Boba Fett.

To tell you the truth it demanded me much more time than estimated, so I felt some " underpayment sensation" especially with this one (anyway a deal is a deal).

Hope it got well painted and have some pictures in the future to show here!

Here are first steps of its construction...

 

[gdcdreamer]

Inner volumes (as usual in my case) are made of carved poliexpan.
Some steps ahead ...

 

[Anders Heintz]

Great stuff, a very interesting approach as well! Thanks for sharing.

 

[gdcdreamer]

Thanks guys! :lol:
Some new shots form the sbs sequence ...

 

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Sculpting his face ...

 

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Next step ...

 

[Anders Heintz]

Great Stuff man!