WIP Critique Tudor Brawl

[WarhammerAdjacent]

Hi all, I’m trying something new; sculpting (well rigging) figures in blender to 3d print and then adding clothing with putty. I want to try to make something a little more dynamic than my poses etc to date and I’ve been ‘inspired’ by an osprey illustration of a brawl between English archers and German mercenaries in 1513.



I found a base mesh for a man and rigged it in blender, I’ve picked up STLs of some appropriate benches and tables which I’m using as placeholders, I might replace them if I don’t like the way they look when printed. My plan is to replace the heads once I’ve printed the figures so I’m not bothering with any expression. I can also adjust the anatomy as it’s looking pretty odd in places.

 

[Briggsy]

Great idea, it's great seeing new (ish) technology being used in different ways, and this a blend of old and new school. I shall watch with interest.

Cheers Simon

 

[theBaron]

This'll fun to follow! That is a cool subject.

Prost!
Brad

 

[NigelR]

A great project and a really intriguing way of approaching it. Like Simon said, a blend of old and new.....

 

[Malkie]

An intriguing project, nothing like a good old pub brawl. I'm following with interest.

Malkie

 

[Nap]

This'll fun to follow! That is a cool subject.

Prost!
Brad

Totally agree there ...looking forward to seeing more

Have 3D fun

Nap

 

[BRAN]

This is an interesting technology that must be very interesting to learn, but long to master. How much computer power is needed to be able to work with this software?