my 6mm Sci-Fi project

[aliensurfer]

Wow 

[gamer Mac]

WOW Great work

[Jagannath]

Nice work dude - I just couldn't get Blender to click. I was hoping to spend some of lockdown learning Zbrush, but I've been busier than ever! (Which I should be thankful for). Hope you're staying safe pal.

[Sangennaru]

Wow.....
6mm magic ....

They're great as they are
Keep it up
Z

Thank you Z!

Wow 

WOW Great work

Cheers, and thanks for the WOWs! If i'll make more models (i'm already making some) i'll probably open a different thread for the fantasy stuff...

Nice work dude - I just couldn't get Blender to click. I was hoping to spend some of lockdown learning Zbrush, but I've been busier than ever! (Which I should be thankful for). Hope you're staying safe pal.

You too Jag!
Blender is really powerful, and while not the best for anything is good enough for a lot of stuff, and has EVERYTHING available. Also, free.
For this kind of project i basically made a simple human shape, with the sculpt tool i shaped it, and then i added some hard surface elements (which i'd rather do in Sketchup, but for 6mm these are simple enough to be made in Blender.
Posing, however, is a true pleasure, once you get a few silly rules to follow!

[Sangennaru]

Ok, just one more picture, i'll then post the full medieval project on another thread.



Cheers,
Jack

[Sangennaru]

...and I made a dedicated thread for these now.
Come and say hi!
https://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=124219

[Sangennaru]

Well, after the fantasy diversion (we have a store on mmf, do check it out! https://www.myminifactory.com/users/TheLazyForger )

I am back experimenting with 6mm modern-scifi.

with ZOMBIES!



Not any zombie, a horde of them. I've joined 20-something of them in a single piece, which will be printed as almost-self-supported, since most of the zs limbs will be touching another fellow undead.



Printing them as we speak, we'll see about the outcome!

Cheers,
Jack

[Grumbledook]

Absolutely fabulous..... all of it!

The figures are great and I particularly like the ruins, perfect for my 6mm fantasy project. No 3D printer though, boooooo.

[Sangennaru]

Absolutely fabulous..... all of it!

The figures are great and I particularly like the ruins, perfect for my 6mm fantasy project. No 3D printer though, boooooo.

Thank you man!

For 6mm a resin printer is particularly useful, yes! Are you sure you don't have any fellow modeler nearby for that?

[Sangennaru]

Some zombies printed!



Meant as a single piece, all the limbs are connected so that the amount of supports is reduced to a minimum.



Here a scale comparison!



Cheers,
Jack

[zrunelord]

Splendid Idea, reducing the amount of supports by a lot... and less cleaning up also.

Z

[Sangennaru]

Splendid Idea, reducing the amount of supports by a lot... and less cleaning up also.

Z

I still gotta try printing them. For zombies it will likely be fine, but with more detailed kinds of troops it is not feasible, probably!

[zrunelord]

But for horde armies it is a great idea.
Imagine hordes of nids , like ripper swarms.
It reminds of some of the Warmaster minis which were moulded as a one piece strip.

Z

[Sangennaru]

Weeelll... the fantasy range took a toll, and drawing commissions and all required some more of my time:

- The fantasy models got painted, and published on a MyMiniFactory store (https://www.myminifactory.com/users/TheLazyForger)



- Some 28mm fantasy models appeared (also on the MMF store)





Aaand yet, i managed to re-do the supports for the walkers (at least, i begun that) and I printed the shanties!







Aaand... that's all for now, but i'm planning to work a lot more on this in the near future!

Cheers,
Jack

[aliensurfer]

Really nice stuff