Lead Adventure Forum
Miniatures Adventure => Future Wars => Topic started by: L`ancien on October 10, 2008, 11:02:59 PM
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To answer to Keeper :
I've did my DHD for Stargate with a polymer clay, called "Fimo" (http://www.fimo.com/FIMOClassic_GB.EBERHARDFABER), oven hardening at 130°F/265°F. Easy to modeling, but rock like after cooking.
(http://www.blog4ever.com/blogfichiers/226522/boximages/226522080916072256.jpeg)
You can see more pictures here (http://fan2figs.blog4ever.com/blog/lirarticle-226522-945258.html) and here (http://fan2figs.blog4ever.com/blog/lesphotos-226522-1948433310.html).
I used a homemade punch (a "210g" rolled paper...) to get the different trays, the keys have been sculpted with the back of a cutter's blade. The DHD has been cooked in two pieces: the base and the control panel, glued together after hardening. Finally, a red pearl was glued in the middle of the last tray.
The technique to paint marble comes from TerraGenesis (http://www.terragenesis.co.uk/infopages/page561.html) and hieroglyphes were did by hand with Citadel "Dwarf Bronze".
Good luck for your own !
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Aint seen the question.
But I'm loving the pics! :-*
More please!!
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It's a bit on the big side, no? Really nice paint scheme, however. Looking forward to your future creations.
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DHD looks good. What mini brand is your SG team?
TT.
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Yes, the DHD is a little too big. I've made it with a standard 28/32mm mini on the side, but when I've received the Phoenix icons (http://www.phoenix-icons.com/) minis, they were in a small 25/28mm... :?
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Merci :D
Thanks you for the comprehensive reply! :) I understood the original article, but I wasn't sure which clay you'd used! Still looks good - and I'm not sure I agree with Bako Ikaporamee - looks about right to me size-wise, based on some of the images from GateWorld: http://www.gateworld.net/gallery/displayimage.php?pid=155604&fullsize=1
I think it might just be the angle of L'ancien's photo that makes it look bigger than it really is!
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That's a really nice piece, the marble looks really good. :)
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The link to the Fimo clay : http://www.fimo.com/FIMOClassic_GB.EBERHARDFABER (http://www.fimo.com/FIMOClassic_GB.EBERHARDFABER)
The marble is in fact really easy to do ! I've did this piece, cook and paint included, in about three hour.
Good luck Keeper for your own ! Don't forget to let us some pictures !