WIP Red Skull 70 mm - Knight Models

[palmielcore]

Hello everyone,
I’m back here to show you the W.I.P. of the RedSkull the character of Marvel Comics. The figure is made at scale of 70 mm and is one of the new-releases of KnightModels . This project is special for me because I had the opportunity to make the sketches. As I haven’t drawn for a long, long time, I improvised a sketch in Photoshop.

The ancient chariots inspired me for the composition but only with two dogs, because one more would reduce the importance of the main character. The presence of the steps is to raise the figure and not be covered by the two dogs. These are the first steps:

 

[garyjd]

It would be interesting to see more pictures of how the dogs were sculpted. ~Gary

 

[gordy]

Excellent work Paul
I like the use of the wired armatures and sketch for posing

 

[Black Army]

I will follow this thread. I would like to buy this kit and I'm looking for how do you made the figure.

Congrats to the masterclass work!

Cheers,
Balázs

 

[ArturM]

Excellent!
If it is possible, please show us more progress pics.

Best regards
Artur

 

[palmielcore]

Hello again,
Thanks for your interest in this thread. Here are the next steps defining the basic anatomy of the dogs and a few composition corrections.

And this here I began to dress the Red Skull anatomy and give some more expression to the face.

Soon I’ll be back with more pictures and comments.

 

[mil-mart]

Paul, amazing sculpting and poses, very dynamic. Love it.

Cheers Ken

 

[gordy]

Thanks for sharing Paul It's really special to see the process evolve, very instructional!

 

[bonehead]

A Nazi with a bonehead? Kinda hard to go wrong with that!

Really great work. It is both dynamic and dramatic. Kinda hard to go wrong with that too.....

 

[kiwi45]

Love it! will watch with interest.

 

[housecarl]

Brilliant piece of work, looking forwards to the next installment.
Carl.

 

[palmielcore]

Hi, I'm here to proceed with the presentation of the step-by-step. I’ll show you these pictures as another notable step toward the end of work. On the first collage I try to improvise the wind effect that I was going to give to the long jacket. I did that fictional based by plasticine then covered it with a sheet of Milliput which you can see it further on the next 2 collages.

From[FONT=&quot] this moment I start working with the separation of the figure each piece separately. As the project presents such a complexity of elements I would not leave the process of separation at the end.Only the dogs are still one piece due to the fact that I hadn't made the [/FONT]harness yet.[FONT=&quot]

I’ll be back [/FONT]

 

[gordy]

Fantastic watching this form, much for me to learn

 

[magicmodel]

Great workmanship. I love how you showed a photo of the wire frame of the model. Really tells the story of how it took shape. You guys have great skill.

 

[palmielcore]

Hello everybody, I'm back with the last step of this W.I.P. The materials I used were as usually : Milliput, mixture f Greenstuff and Milliput and as I said at the first step Magic Sculp for the basic anatomy .As always your comments are welcome.
If you want to vote the figure here is the link:

http://www.coolminiornot.com/276620

 

[gordy]

Most excellent thanks for the pics Paul

 

[pokrad]

Fantastic sculpting and respect for such clean and precise joints.

 

[palmielcore]

Thank you Gordy and Pokrad!

Fantastic sculpting and respect for such clean and precise joints.

Hello and thank you ! the "joints" are all that it rests me and indeed I like to take care of it.
See you around

 

[Marcel]

Beautiful piece, thanks for sharing!

Marcel.

 

[Andrew Craft]

Fantastic sculpt, as a big fan of the Knight Marvel series I can't wait to get some paint on this one

Andrew.