Sculpting SBS,,,possibly how not to do it !!!

[Wings5797]

I posted this in another thread, I don't know if it will help.
Should be good.

That is the most useful piece of electronic anatomy wizardry ever.
Thanks for introducing it to me Carl.

Cheers,
Keith

 

[BarrieHynd]

Yep, defo following this. Well done Stu, cracking idea, and Carl R and Moz. 120mm piper...........brilliant, don't get any better than this

Barrie.

 

[ChaosCossack]

Thanks Carl, that calculator widget is awesome!

 

[Blind Pew]

This is what PF is all about - well done to all concerned

 

[stu]

Hi

Having had an idea !!! Will all those that are seriously following this thread and kinda running with it ....will you all sign onto the thread and pm me so i can
1 sort some parts for you
2 see what you want to sculpt...this way i may be able to help you a bit more or know somebody that does.

Cheers

Stuart

 

[stu]

When you sign in put a picture up of what you want to sculpt

Stu

 

[Blind Pew]

I've already made a start on this. I've done the horse & tack, just starting on the figure. To let you know I've been using an armature I had (JMD). I lost my mojo with it and put it to one side, this thread may have rekindled it...

 

[BarrieHynd]

Stu, I am looking to try either of the following,



Preferably the Sgt.

Barrie.

 

[stu]

Ok 3 people !!

Kewl...will try get an update later this week.

stuart

 

[BarrieHynd]

Thought there might have been more interest mate

Barrie.

 

[megroot]

Always wanted to make a bust of SRV with his Fender.
The Fender whas giving to me, trough Lee v Quang.
So now the bust.
http://www.blues101.org/biographies/biosrv.htm


Marc

 

[Eludia]

I'm watching with interest but I haven't got anything specific that I want to sculpt at the moment. I'm no less keen, I just have other stuff on the go at the minute that I want to get cleared before Christmas

 

[Eludia]

Then I can concentrate on playing with putty for a while

 

[garyhiggins]

Hi Stu, I learned long ago than when you come across someone who knows what they're talking about, shut up and listen! So I just wanted to post a message to make sure this comes up on my alerts.
Best wishes, Gary.

 

[Scotty]

Just you crack on Stu, what I learn here will stand me in good stead for anything.

 

[Funky50]

Just you crack on Stu, what I learn here will stand me in good stead for anything.

That goes for me too...... always willing to learn....Kevin

 

[Wings5797]

Hi Stu.
I am more interested in the anatomical bits....especially hands but if you twist my arm it would be anything Victorian.
Many thanks for taking this task on, or is it trial.
Cheers
Keith

 

[kidsbday7]

Hi Stu - I am keen to try my hand at this. I will post a pic later, but will be something in a small scale (1/48) probably an LRDG figure. Hope that doesn't rule me out.

 

[stu]

Hi Stu - I am keen to try my hand at this. I will post a pic later, but will be something in a small scale (1/48) probably an LRDG figure.

Hope that doesn't rule me out.

no not at all...you use the same principles only a lot smaller

stu

 

[arj]

Stu,

I tried some sculpting a number of years ago. One, I took to completion and painted; another is still lying around in bits (both 54mm), and finally I tried to do a bust:-



While I was half satisfied with the first, the others failed to enthuse me.
What I'd really like to produce is a reasonable bust in 1/10 scale. If I can initially achieve a presentable face, I'll be more than happy.

Ever in hope,
Andrew