"Strange Love"

[kellerkind]

I'm verry proud to present here the result of the first collaboration between Götz Siepmann and me. This project startet in the late Summer of 2013 with the first telephone calls and ideas and was finished after a long way of sculpting, model making and painting at the World Expo in Stresa this year. It was a time full of fun, new technics, cloudy and conflicting ideas and so on. And I never want to miss one minute of this chrazy months. Many thanks to Götz to stick it out!

It's a verry interesting thing, to build a projekt as a teamwork and I can recommend every one, to try this too. You will learn a lot.
So, enjoy this „Strange Love“ and best regards,
Martin and Götz


Scale: 1:24 (75mm )

 

[swralph]

Excellent work all round.

 

[megroot]

strange story, but great sculpt.

Marc

 

[FigureLover]

This is a beautiful piece of work, lots of lovely details and some really excellent techniques involved from the worn paint on the carriage to the slimey look of the creature on the ground. The creature reminds me if the original Thing movie
Ben

 

[housecarl]

Brilliant work.

 

[Ulrich]

Hillelane and Siepmannpark are not bad Have you changed something during taken the pictures? The poster on the wagon changed. The wethering on the wagon is great

 

[DEL]

Great work from both of you ...... a bit disturbing though
Beautifully modelled and painted ...... top class
Bravo
Derek

 

[pmfs]

Lovely!

Cheers,
Pedro.

 

[John Bowery]

Certainly different and very well done.
Cheers
John

 

[kellerkind]

Hi,
a big sorry for my late answers, but I was verry buysy the last days.
Many thanks for your nice comments
@figurelover- yes you are right. That's one of the monsters I had in my mind while I sculpted this creature
@Ulrich- great, you discovered this little linguistic joke )) At this pics I changed nothing. But there are a lot of older pics, I made a few days before this ones. Perhaps you had seen some of them. Here are all posters the same ones.

So boys, thanks for watching and best regards,
Martin