I broke out the green stuff and started sculpting. I started with the nickers and worked my way up. The shirt was easy, but he looked sort of plain so I added a vest. At first it looked like he was wearing a life vest, but since hobbits don't swim, I removed a bit of green stuff and reworked it.
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With the mistake on adding extra green stuff on the front, I did not add any so it moved along much quicker.
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Next I took a straight pin and forged my little new little adventurer a 1/72 version of "Sting". If anyone would like to have me explain the "forging" process, it is easy to do and gives consistent results.
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Just to be complete I included a shot from behind with the added sword. It may be overkill, but once the camera is set up snapping extra shots is pretty easy.
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Next to prime and paint the little guy but that will be another blog entry. Thanks for reading...
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so hows that sword making process go? if its already been explained, ignore me. i just started reading and have lots of catching up to do. thanks.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the reminder. I have some time off coming up so I will snap a couple of pictures and do a how to on my sword creation process. Thanks for asking about it so I know what people are interested in reading about.
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