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Hello planteers,
This vignette is based upon one of the most popular oneliners in literature and cinema .
The famous line is spoken by Oliver Twist the main character in Charles Dickens masterpiece .
I got the idea by watching a DVD I've got as a present ,which holds the collected BBC series . After watching the movie I found a mass of information on the net .
I saw the musical ( an English production ) years ago and recently Polanski made his own version of the story .
After I gattered the information I started to make choices and I deceided to make it a vignette with Oliver asking for more ( food ) and Mr. Bumble .
Mr Bumble is one of the adults( who has enough food )and who is running the orphinage ( aka the workhouse ).
The work of Dickens critisizes the system where children had to work barefood during summer and winter . Having nothing or almost nothing to eat .It's that atmosphere I wanted develop in the scene.
Iron bars in front of the windows , dark colors , and a fat adult with a small skinny boy beging for food and wearing non fitting clothes .
Below a lot of pictures taken during sculpting . Hope you enjoy them .
The figures are not painted yet , but primed with grey primer . The walls got a first layer of acryl . Waiting for the oils . The iron bars are test fitted with blue-tek.
The first stage developing the scenery , plastic card and stairs from A.Bayardi are used .
The iron bars are from the scrap box .
The window is from miniart accesoires .
Start sculpting mister Bumble , the anatomy is done with milliput . Using a Hornet head and hands. The head will be heavely transformed to look bigger and fatter.
The stick he is holding is made from copper and duro .
Clothing aded using green stuff from Duro .
The Oliver figure is scratch build only using a head from Dougs original .
Accesoires are from the historex scrap box .
The finished figures without the scenery .
birdview from the scene . Figures are primed and the scenery has got his first coat of acrylics.
Writing this topic I had some doubts about using the sceney ( the wall etc .) .
What's your idea ?
I still have got some time to deceide.First I have to paint the figures .
I'll be back
Hello planteers,
This vignette is based upon one of the most popular oneliners in literature and cinema .
The famous line is spoken by Oliver Twist the main character in Charles Dickens masterpiece .
I got the idea by watching a DVD I've got as a present ,which holds the collected BBC series . After watching the movie I found a mass of information on the net .
I saw the musical ( an English production ) years ago and recently Polanski made his own version of the story .
After I gattered the information I started to make choices and I deceided to make it a vignette with Oliver asking for more ( food ) and Mr. Bumble .
Mr Bumble is one of the adults( who has enough food )and who is running the orphinage ( aka the workhouse ).
The work of Dickens critisizes the system where children had to work barefood during summer and winter . Having nothing or almost nothing to eat .It's that atmosphere I wanted develop in the scene.
Iron bars in front of the windows , dark colors , and a fat adult with a small skinny boy beging for food and wearing non fitting clothes .
Below a lot of pictures taken during sculpting . Hope you enjoy them .
The figures are not painted yet , but primed with grey primer . The walls got a first layer of acryl . Waiting for the oils . The iron bars are test fitted with blue-tek.
The first stage developing the scenery , plastic card and stairs from A.Bayardi are used .
The iron bars are from the scrap box .
The window is from miniart accesoires .
Start sculpting mister Bumble , the anatomy is done with milliput . Using a Hornet head and hands. The head will be heavely transformed to look bigger and fatter.
The stick he is holding is made from copper and duro .
Clothing aded using green stuff from Duro .
The Oliver figure is scratch build only using a head from Dougs original .
Accesoires are from the historex scrap box .
The finished figures without the scenery .
birdview from the scene . Figures are primed and the scenery has got his first coat of acrylics.
Writing this topic I had some doubts about using the sceney ( the wall etc .) .
What's your idea ?
I still have got some time to deceide.First I have to paint the figures .
I'll be back
