The last few shots of chibi San on the wolf.
I had to find some "anime eyes" tutorials online for this model, and I'm pleased with the result for both of them.
I then put in as much effort to the blending of the wolf's white "fur" to make it perfect.
#PrincessMononoke
#StudioGhibli
#San
#Wolf
#PaintingMiniatures
#DrH
A final look at the UFO crash.
The concrete fence is mostly layered plastic sheets, except for the scattered broken pieces which are plaster pieces that I snapped to give realistic breaks.
I spent a long time considering where the scattered pieces would be after the crash, as well as damage to the existing wall from shrapnel.
Inside there's some fun posters and boxed toilet that was knocked over.
And finally, the options for the left arm.
A Thunder hammer.
Hammer, hand (modified cast), and power pack are all one piece via cables. Magnetised at the wrist and onto armour plate.
Powerfist.
Original hand, cut off and magnetised with separate armour plate.
Plus scratchbuilt combi-bolter and flamer attachments for magetised armour plate.
Missile launcher.
With optics for the armour plate.
Power scourge.
With the powerfist armour plate.
Last set of photos of Hide/Shield.
Using a CD for the base gives you a good idea of scale, and for those that have never seen a CD (bless your little cotton socks) here's some scale photos with a tape-measure and Space Marine.
Plus some close-ups of the base and interior of the shelter.
#TabletopTerrain
#WarhammerCommunity
#Hide
#Shield
#HideShield
#DrH
The rooftop lookout for the Chemist's den.
Designed to be removeable for choice and storage.
Made from plastic sprue and plasticard sheet.
Just the right size for a 25 or 32mm based model. As shown by the Ork boy and Space marine terminator.
Some final shots of the Noisy Cricket prop replica.
With and without paint.
You can see the wood at the trigger, but this was used as the base for the whole shape.
White and black are plastic.
Yellow and green are different mixes of epoxy putty.
#MenInBlack
#MIB
#NoisyCricket
#PropReplica
#Scratchbuilt
#WIP
#DrH
May the Fourth be with you!
Here's a selection of related scratch-builds.
The second set of photos of the Dragon statue.
The body started as a stiff wire, bulked up with foil and wrapped in fine wire to give the putty something to stick to.
The basic shape was then sculpted in putty and then another layer of putty was used for the scale details (after the spine triangles were glued on).
The head started as a block of polystyrene foam that had putty sculpted onto, with pre-made spikes glued on.
Scale photos of the multi-ped forklift with an Infinity mini'.
Due to the size of the forklift it required a ladder for an operator to access the cab. However as the cab and legs rotate with repect to each other it became 2 ladders.
And that became 3 sections of ladder.
Made from plastic-rods and sprue pieces.
#ScratchBuilt
#Forklift
#Multiped
#InfinityTheGame
#TabletopTerrain
#DrH
The Messerschmitt Bf 109 returns.
As with the Spitfire, the stand is hidden in a cloud (of cotton wool).
Dr H