Hi
This is ny latest release, more details at www.120mini.com, i started a vbench blog to show how i made it.
This is ny latest release, more details at www.120mini.com, i started a vbench blog to show how i made it.
Actually I did for five years or so, and understand completely. I have just always been interested in the process of sculpting, and if over time certain characteristics become ingrained and become an artists style. I know I make a lot of the same mistakes when I attempt sculpting, and end up with the same results even if I try to change it around a bit style-wise. Over the years you kind of see a trend in figures, and rarely see a lot of glaring deviations from a given sculptor. I just wonder if they are aware of it, or like many things, become so accustomed to it they don't notice. Just a curiosity thats all.Jason - if you've ever tried wearing/carrying a lot of gear, the body adopts some strange looking positions to keep the weight over the centre of gravity. I think Moz has got this right.. especially as it looks as if the trooper is reaching for something from his belt.
Won't be buying this one myself though - I proved with the sniper that I can't handle the fine detail anymore!
Actually I did for five years or so, and understand completely. I have just always been interested in the process of sculpting, and if over time certain characteristics become ingrained and become an artists style. I know I make a lot of the same mistakes when I attempt sculpting, and end up with the same results even if I try to change it around a bit style-wise. Over the years you kind of see a trend in figures, and rarely see a lot of glaring deviations from a given sculptor. I just wonder if they are aware of it, or like many things, become so accustomed to it they don't notice. Just a curiosity thats all.
Cheers
Jason