WIP Sculpting Thread - The Combat of the Thirty, 1351 - 54mm diorama sculpting WIP series - Introduction

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Hi Borek

This really is fascinating to see develop , the shaping and edges on the armour look great

Never used Beesputty be interested in your thoughts

Happy sculpting

Stay safe

Nap
 
Day Three (of sculpting :cool: ) WIP No. 6

Hi guys :)

I very much apologize for the several-day interruption, it was necessary. I hope you are all right. I wish you all a happy Easter :)

Now I can continue working. Today I continue with rough sculpting, a little work on the face and belts.

Cheers Borek :)

Dagworth WIP VI - a.JPG


Dagworth WIP VI - b.JPG


Dagworth WIP VI - c.JPG


Dagworth WIP VI - d.JPG
 
Hi Borek

This really is fascinating to see develop , the shaping and edges on the armour look great

Never used Beesputty be interested in your thoughts

Happy sculpting

Stay safe

Nap


Coming on nicely Borek (y)

Nice to see you back: will follow progress with interest :)



Thanks Guys :) I keep working, now it will be without interruption :).

Cheers Borek ;)
 
Hi Borek

Thanks so much for the updates , he's looking good ...very action in the movement

Good to see the weapons ...dare I ask how you do these ....a basic shape and the sanding to achieve the look ?

Thanks for sharing

Happy benchtime

Stay safe

Nap
 
I'm curious about that little piece of coil or spring on that battle axe. What is its function?
 
Hi Borek

Thanks so much for the updates , he's looking good ...very action in the movement

Good to see the weapons ...dare I ask how you do these ....a basic shape and the sanding to achieve the look ?

Thanks for sharing

Happy benchtime

Stay safe

Nap

thanks so much Nap. And yes, , you described the procedure very precisely :)

I'm curious about that little piece of coil or spring on that battle axe. What is its function?



Found on several frescoes. I heard that it was a wrapped leather strap that was supposed to act as a seal between the handle (haft) and the the ax blade. I think it's highly unlikely. In my opinion, it is actually a wrapped skin or braid, and it is a simple primitive decoration of a haft under the axe blade .

Cheers Borek
 
Day Four WIP No. 9

Hi everyone.

So another WIP. I slowly smooth the surfaces, refine the details and at the same time do some other chain mail armor. I wish you a nice rest of the day and see you tomorrow :)

Cheers Borek :)

Dagworth WIP 9 - b.JPG


Dagworth WIP 9 - a.JPG
 
Looking good... waiting to see how that helmet turns out :)


Thanks so much Neil :)

Me too !!


Borek .....Intrigued how the chainmail is achieved ...is there a homemade tool you use ?

Thanks for the updates ...everyday it's looking better and better

Happy sculpting

Stay safe

Nap



Thanks Nap. Yes, it is a tool made of epoxy putty (milliput). Such a miniature groove, rounded at the end. I use it as a stamp, its imprint creates a nice and gentle crescent.

Cheers Borek

Chain Mail Tool.jpg
 
Hi Borek,

You may find some of these refs from the UK's Royal Armoury of value:

All: https://collections.royalarmouries.org/#/objects

C14th: https://collections.royalarmouries.org/#/objects?fdate=14th century

C15th: https://collections.royalarmouries.org/#/objects?fdate=15th century

In many of them there are extra detail pics (click 'Media' at the botom right of the main photo)

Neil



Fantastic Neil, this is a great source with lots of material. Thank you very much for your support and cooperation, I really appreciate it :)

Cheers Borek
 
Borek this is a wonderful thread love watching the progress.


Thanks so much Zim :) . But this is just the beginning of a long journey . Thank you for watching :) .

As well as thank you to everyone else ;).

Have a nice day and be careful!!!

Cheers Borek :) :cool:
 
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