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Onging WIP--My Figures, 8/22 Update- DML Panther got a new BOSS

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  • Member since
    June 2009
  • From: Joplin, Mo
Posted by figure freak on Wednesday, August 5, 2009 9:05 PM
MUCH better, one thing, i think your flesh might be a tid bit light
  • Member since
    January 2012
Posted by I make stuff on Wednesday, August 5, 2009 1:14 AM

I made some progress tonight.  First things first, here's a picture of the dude I am working on from the box:

If anyone has any color call outs, I would be, as always, grateful

Here's the torso, i left the arms off, at least for now, one of his hands is on his hip and I felt like it would be easier to paint the hand off, then attach it.  There appear to be very tight seams on this guy.

Here's the head with the progress tonight, specifically more highlights, 5 oclock shadow, courtesy of Bodge's toot, hair, and heargear.  I actually started with a flesh wash to tone down the very dark shadows on the cheek creases, I like the look after.

A before picture

ANd the after shots, sorry about the strange angles, I mounted him on a giant Chinese food toothpick I found in my dinner last night, and the length screws up the juggling act I know as using macro setting.

Here is a comparison shot:  my second figure, Boxer Hans, and the new guy on the block, Resin Rolf

I also worked on that Hornet tanker head, here's the start of the night

And a comparison with Disco Franz

And the after, again, I used a flesh wash to tone down the shadow which I felt was too stark, highlghted and feathered to the best of my ham handed ability, gave him his teeth using off white and flesh to tone it down, eyebrows, hair, and a base coat on the cap. Away we go with pictures

Lastly, a secret message to Schnobs:

 

  • Member since
    January 2012
Onging WIP--My Figures, 8/22 Update- DML Panther got a new BOSS
Posted by I make stuff on Tuesday, August 4, 2009 1:45 AM

OK, the DML guys are close enough to done that I needed something to do while I was waiting for stuff to dry.

I broke out a resin guy, standing with a clipboard, washed him, assembled his torso, legs, and boots, I left off his head and arms at least for initial painting, and primed him and started his head using Bodge's generous toot, and a hair dryer, man does that speed things up!

Here's a hornet head I will put on a DML tanker body:

 

And here's the resin dude's head so far.  I have basecoated him, added red/brown shadows, gone back with base to minimize the starkness with the shadows, and then lightened the base and highlighted his upper cheeks, brow area, tip of nose, tops of ears, etc.  I cincentrated on trying to feathering this effect of highlight  I also tried some dark grey/black on his upper eyelid and a pupil, I think it looks pretty good so far.

I have compared these guys to my first 2 figs, the faces are much more lifelike, and I haven't even done the hair, etc.

Learning experience here, as the title says, my 3d and 4th figures, so any feedbackm is appreciated. 

 

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