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Next figure
I Started to work on the third figure, a thin model.
I wanted to keep it thin and looking fast, this short figure is not a good candidate for hard muscles, or it will looks like a pitbull or something like that So I tried to keep that modern and tight look we can see on WRs, for example. Here's the first pics of it. |
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figure almost completed
I need to make the hands, and it will be finished.
(PS : last updates on the 2 first figures are on topic's page 2) |
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Last figure
I call it the "running back star" style. Dread locks, strong, tight jersey, eyeshield...For me it's the typical modern football athlete.
Now the 4 figures are drying. I'll finish (hands, mostly) them during the week, and paint a primer coating on it to fix the last defects and make the figures ready to paint. Then they will fly to their next owner and coach. |
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Looking good!!!!
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the 2 first figures are completed. Now I'll wash and polish them, then I'll put a primer coat on it.
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When you say polish, are you rubbing them with something?
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AWSOME!!!!
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Quote:
Exactly. I wrote that post fast before going to work, now I can explain. In fact, I wash the figure with clear water and soap. Once it's done, I put a coat of acrylic primer (spray can). Then, once it'sd dry, I sand the major defects (but it never happens of course ), then I took an old tooth brush and some cheap toothpaste (white stuff, the cheaper the better). Then, I rub the DRY toothbrush with some cheap toothpaste on the figure. I do it gently, but consistantly. THen, I wash the figure again. It helps a LOT to have a nice figure surface. In miniatures painting, there is 2 MAJOR things people forget about to obtain nice result : making a well finished good looking base (plateform), and be carefull on painting preparation. |
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REDSKINS?
what happened to Big Blue? I was so excited to see you develop an AWESOME giants team... and now you start a divisional rival? they look good though... And your giants will need someone to kick around but lets see some more G-MEN! |
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the figures are not for me
the big blue are progressing : I finished to sculpt the QB, and I'm actually working on the decals. But I've got other priority for now : tweaking bases for my steers squad and my niners defensive squad |
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