This is a journal of an amateur sculptor of miniatures and his quest to achieve excellence in mould-making and casting of hand crafted knights and medieval figures.
Showing posts with label 25mm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 25mm. Show all posts
Monday, November 19, 2012
More weirdness
I seem to alternate sculpting efforts between the middle ages and a strange distant future when pigs walk around on their hind legs and wear space gear. Two figures - the green sculpt and the cast - painted versions.
Monday, February 14, 2011
28mm - What am I thinking?
After frustrating myself with trying to sculpt in 54mm, I've decided to attempt 28 mm pieces as well. I just want to say to all of you out there who do 28mm sculpts - y'all are crazy. It has made me appreciate what a grand and vast canvass a 54mm figure is. The photo below shows the French knights I've been working on, but the cork and sculpy dolly for the 28mm figure is in the foreground. This gives you a good scale comparison. The head was actually done in epoxy putty, the body is sculpy. I've got a feeling this will be a waste of time. The good thing about 28mm is that its hardly a waste of putty - the figure is so tiny (yes, I know, there are even smaller scales of miniatures out there.)
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