Post by Steve Zuleski on Sept 27, 2012 22:36:31 GMT -5
Morning Gents,
I did this forgure awhile back, but some of you may not have seen it. Fun build and a blast to paint.
This 120mm resin kit is from S&T Productions, #16005 and was sculpted by Trevor Hensley and the poster is from Verlinden. The kit was very clean right out of the box with no major difficulty in assembly and the figure was painted in oils only. I can't vouch for availability, but you may find it on some sites still today.
This was my first attempt at a five o'clock shadow, using Paynes Grey and a touch of Titanium White. The structure was made from slab poured plaster sections and scrap pine cut down for the window and flooring, with the usual ground work. This was another fun project.
Any comments welcome. Cheers, Ski.
These pics were taken with a Minolta Dimage Z6, which is out of commission, but still not bad shots I recon.
P.S. We learn with each project and looking back I would have handled the cloth strips in the web gear much differently. But, the 5 O' clock shadow hit the mark.
I did this forgure awhile back, but some of you may not have seen it. Fun build and a blast to paint.
This 120mm resin kit is from S&T Productions, #16005 and was sculpted by Trevor Hensley and the poster is from Verlinden. The kit was very clean right out of the box with no major difficulty in assembly and the figure was painted in oils only. I can't vouch for availability, but you may find it on some sites still today.
This was my first attempt at a five o'clock shadow, using Paynes Grey and a touch of Titanium White. The structure was made from slab poured plaster sections and scrap pine cut down for the window and flooring, with the usual ground work. This was another fun project.
Any comments welcome. Cheers, Ski.
These pics were taken with a Minolta Dimage Z6, which is out of commission, but still not bad shots I recon.
P.S. We learn with each project and looking back I would have handled the cloth strips in the web gear much differently. But, the 5 O' clock shadow hit the mark.
Love your work Ski! 
