My firts test with green stuff

[Aeronaudts]

Here my first tests with of Green stuff, I started from drawings which friends with make. The figurine to 95% is finished, I badly do not have a problem with the camera, with the result that there is much brightness.

It is a 30 mm height figurine fantasy.

Here the image of which I was useful myself for this sculpture.

And here greens :

There are still many things to modify and add

I already had comments on this figurine on my forum, but I would like to have your opinion, to improve this figurine.

Thank's a lot

 

[Guy]

Being a former mini-fig painter, I can tell you that I would love to paint it. You have done a brilliant job with the green stuf. I will leave the critical critiqueing to the experts here on the forom who are experienced sculpters.

guy

 

[yeo_64]

Looking good,so far Are you going to put him/it on a scenic base ? Looking forward to further updates Cheers
Kenneth.

 

[gordy]

Awesome 30mm!?! are you sure your new at green stuff!? ^_^

 

[garyjd]

Very nice so far. Where did you get the drawing from?~Gary

 

[Anders Heintz]

That is looking fantastic! How do you like working with the green stuff?

I recently saw a blue and white ribbon type putty in the hobby store from Games Workshop. Has anyone tried or heard of this? Is it same as the Green Stuff, just a different color or is it completely different?

 

[JCOX]

Looks good! I find it difficult to work with kneadatite for an entire subject. You did a great job.

-jim cox

 

[RobH]

Hi Aeronautds

Very Very nice! Especially the face - I know how hard it is to sculpt at 28/30mm scale. The drawing is good too, reminds me of the Dark Age drawings; and always good to have a good 'reference' to follow.

I keep dabling at 28mm - Like to paint GW stuff and just got my hands on some confrontation/Dark Age and Warmachine minis, and am attempting a sculpt right now.

Can't see much wrong with it - seems true to the drawing and has certainly captured the feel of the drawing. If I were to say one thing, the thighs seem to narrow towards the top, relative to the knees, but as classical anatomy goes out the window here..........

Very nice. Very inspiring

Rob

 

[vince wai]

Hello Aeronautds,

Nice sculpting, especially it's a 30mm and the proportion is spot on. I bet people would think it's 54mm if you don't mention it's scale.

vince

 

[Kamil Feliks Sztarbala]

unbeliebavle...
but it is too small for me