Tibetan Project

[Captain Darling]

Sangennau great job with your printing work, very good designs.
Your terrain is coming along nicely too.
I’m no expert on clothing/uniforms in this area and era but suspect general Tibetan clothing wouldn’t have changed much between 1925 and 1935 and the buildings would be the same so with your Pulp staging I reckon you could even get some Nazi villains from the Ahnenerbe involved in a scenario or two set in 1935 cause you know ‘everyone hates those guys!’…
🙂

[sir_shvantselot]

You’re a great artist!

[BillK]

Interesting topic.
You do wonderful work.
Your creativity and skill are exemplary.
The buildings, scatter terrain, and figures are all top-notch.
(Seems like a new range of figures in the offing here.)

[Mike Blake]

Splendid!!!

[Bullshott]

Great project. I'm watching this with interest 

[Sangennaru]

Thanks everyone! <3

I'm kinda stuck at the moment with the project because being a together-activity with the partner it is subject to the other activities going on... but it's not dead! Stay tuned!

[sepoy1857]

Looks amazing!

[Sangennaru]

Small updates for a change - i decided I wanted some Mani Stones, and to do those i would need some engraved patterns....
So yeah, a bit of time has been spent collecting prayers and layouts, and after making them into a blender brush I engraved them into some flat stone:



and off they go to the printer!



Updates soon, hopefully!

Cheers
Jack

[beefcake]

Nice. Great texture in behind as well.
Never thought of making a brush in blender to create reliefs. Looks like I know what I'll be doing with my next project

[The Dozing Dragon]

Excellent work!

[FramFramson]

So as these are embossed rather than engraved, are you going to press these into foam to make the tablets? Bloody brilliant idea if so.

[Sangennaru]

So as these are embossed rather than engraved, are you going to press these into foam to make the tablets? Bloody brilliant idea if so.

The problem is that the real ones are embossed, not engraved (they remove all the rest of the stone, it's crazy). So the idea was to make a mold and pour plaster, which can be broken the way Mani Stone are done in many places! =)

[FramFramson]

The problem is that the real ones are embossed, not engraved (they remove all the rest of the stone, it's crazy). So the idea was to make a mold and pour plaster, which can be broken the way Mani Stone are done in many places! =)

ooh neat! 

[ulverston]

I can't remember the last time that I was so impressed with someones miniature hobby work! The windows are lovely and your figure for me absolutely is spot on and captures the period. I look forward to seeinf how this develops as I have often wanted to print windows and doors to insert into buildings and now I am seeing someone do it. Pure quality, thanks for sharing

[Ignatieff]

What a wonderful project!  Great drive, attention to detail, a wish to get it right and TALENT. So much talent. Superb mate, keep going.