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 Post subject: Sculpting a cape with green stuff
PostPosted: Thu Oct 15, 2009 12:00 am 
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I recently purchased a couple clay shapers to help with my sculpting, so I decided to try a couple capes. I think I hit upon a method to make it easier to sculpt capes. I'm not quite sure yet how I'd go about making a step-by-step post here, so trot on over to my blog for a quick visit!

Sculpting capes: http://carmensminiaturepainting.blogspot.com/2009/10/another-heresy-big-borisconan.html

Here's the figure, by the way, that big cape was for:

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That's the longest cape I've ever seen! Good job sculpting, looks very natural.

P.S. But a Superman symbol on it :lol: .

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Really nice evil, good blog too :-)

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 Post subject: Re: Sculpting a cape with green stuff
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not bad)) but for me its to long

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superb cape EC.

Here's EC's original cape making post:-

http://carmensminiaturepainting.blogspot.com/2009/10/green-stuff-making-cape-using-jig.html

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Change that sword to a Hammer and you have Sigmar (the hate to say it real Sigmar)

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 Post subject: Re: Sculpting a cape with green stuff
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Oooh, a Sigmar mini; never thought about that.

I don't think it's too long; I prefer to call it "heroic" scale :D


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 Post subject: Re: Sculpting a cape with green stuff
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Here's the completed mini (painted and based). See, the cape is just the right length :)

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So, hmmm, find a hammer and maybe a Sigmar mini...


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Whoa! Holy cr@p man! Nice paint job! The cape was the perfect size too.

+1 delcious Cookie for you that has the word "Rep" on it in icing.

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Nicely done! And the cape looks great.


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I like it)) the look of his face is like (heh! There is a daemon, maybe I should go and kill him with my strong hand and it him?)lol)

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 Post subject: Re: Sculpting a cape with green stuff
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the painted model is very good but has a slight wax effect

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As I started looking through this I have to admit to subscribing to the 'the cape is too long' camp but seeing the mini painted it looks great. Shows you that it can be hard to judge these things before the paint is on! :D

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 Post subject: Re: Sculpting a cape with green stuff
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orcy wrote:
the painted model is very good but has a slight wax effect


Yeah- that wax effect is from the Foundry paints- they have a bit of gloss finish to them. But a matte coat will easily kill that shine; I was just in a hurry to get this man-beast photographed :D


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 Post subject: Re: Sculpting a cape with green stuff
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The cape looks great and I notice his hair is suitably windswept in the same direction.

Personally, I'd rather be a Chaos Warrior with the associated armour because this Conan fella must be mighty cold !

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