I only added some filler to the bases, and glued another Powder Horn in place. IN this photo, you can see the WIP crossbelt that I am still leaving to harden, before I start modifying it.
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Showing posts with label Sculpting. Show all posts
Tuesday, 19 June 2018
USUTHU! - Unmarried Zulu Riflemen, Bases and Powder Horns, WIP
Labels:
28mm,
Africa,
Africans,
Basing,
Colonial,
Historical,
Humans,
IHMN,
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Prepping,
Sculpting,
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Zulu War,
Zulus
Monday, 18 June 2018
USUTHU! - Unmarried Zulu Riflemen WIP
My Zulu project has been dormant for quite a while, but as part of Operation Cleansweep, I am now finally getting these finished.
I added the powder horn to the front left one, statred sculpting a 'crossbelt' on the front right one (for adding a powder horn), and put some filler on all the bases.
I shall have to let the greenstuff harden for a couple of days, before I continue work on the crossbelt; in the meantime I shall see if I can find some sprues and add powder horns to the other two Zulus, and finish work on the bases, so they will all be ready for primer when I have finished sculpting, and then added a powder horn hanging from the crossbelt.
I added the powder horn to the front left one, statred sculpting a 'crossbelt' on the front right one (for adding a powder horn), and put some filler on all the bases.
I shall have to let the greenstuff harden for a couple of days, before I continue work on the crossbelt; in the meantime I shall see if I can find some sprues and add powder horns to the other two Zulus, and finish work on the bases, so they will all be ready for primer when I have finished sculpting, and then added a powder horn hanging from the crossbelt.
Labels:
28mm,
Africa,
Africans,
Basing,
Colonial,
Historical,
Humans,
IHMN,
Miniatures,
Plastic,
Prepping,
Sculpting,
USUTHU!,
Victorian,
Warlord Games,
Zulu War,
Zulus
Tuesday, 19 April 2016
Blood Eagle: Using Excess Greenstuff
I REALLY do not remember where I bought these Dark Age buildings - but being resin, they have a lot of little imperfections (especially on the thatched roofs) that need mending, and what better place to dispose of that excess greenstuff?
Labels:
28mm,
Blood Eagle,
Buildings,
Dark Ages,
Historical,
Medieval,
Resin,
Scenery,
Sculpting,
Terrain
Monday, 18 April 2016
Blood Eagle: Some Minor Sculpting Done
I did not manage to get the greenstuff out until today, but here are the results. The axes should have been positioned a bit lower, and the 'loop' on the left one should have been placed more in line with the belt, but, hey, not all that bad for my first attempt on sculpting extra details on minis, I'd say...
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