just some sculpts...

[just28mm]

Never thought about releasing him.. but yes - it's possible (three or four weeks I think).
Regards.

[just28mm]

So here it is... Zed.

[FramFramson]

I got my copy of the postapoc survivor (to be eventually used by me as a crazy backwoods hermit ) as well as the zombie above. These are really great casts - nice and crisp and clean!

[just28mm]

Thanks

I'm making some rioters for local painting contest.
Made from some old resin body parts..

[just28mm]

As I recently falled in love with 20mm..

[just28mm]

and the next one..

[just28mm]

Two more..

[FramFramson]

Your sense of weight and gesture is just so great in these things.

[just28mm]

Thank you - but I have to learn a lot..

[FramFramson]

The bit you need to learn is better definition - sharper, finer details, making the figures less "doughy". Those come down to skill with the material, which is mostly a mechanical thing you can learn, as well as a bit of patience for fiddly stuff. Now, a sense of size, proportion, motion, weight... that's more of an artistic thing, something requiring a good eye. They can still be learned, but have a much bigger natural talent component. So while I agree there's plenty for you to learn, I think you have the hardest part down already.

[Flockalicious]

Great thread. You're sense of form is spot on.  Wasteland wanderer is my fav

[just28mm]

Thanks

[just28mm]

Hi,
my latest concept sculpt for low tech sci fi world - called "tundra" (or cold postapoc
Made with ProCreate /really good medium for such a big scale/.

[Mason]

Nice work and I like the concept too.
 

[just28mm]

Thanks.