17 November 2010

Some WiP and Tutorial Video announcement

Posted by Raffa, Picster, Capuchin,......

Heeey dear jungle readers!

Yesterday was a pretty lazy day, i played computer games all the night until 3 am... but theeeen i had the idea to make a small instructional video on some weathering techniques... ;)
Here are some screencaps:

Today after work i will try to record an english version... then you will have the pain of a swabian monkey english in your brain!

But, enough of this, here are some work in progress photos... at the moment i make slow progresses...

I received my 2nd 3D print yesterday.... i'm actually using this one, i already carved out the details and i will fix the skin and add some detail the printer couldn't do...
If there is enough interest i will make some copies of this bust. It's a pretty big one as you can see in comparison the the vallejo bottle.

Here is my Nurgle guy, he is still in a very very early stage.....

Oh and that's it, the demon princes' head will be fixed today and maybe i'll give him a quick coat with the airbrush..... oh dear, so much stuff to do today...

Cheers,
Raffa

Oh and here's a photo of my workbench in the morning, i like the light on the picture:

8 comments:

  1. moin..

    ..give us more,more,more

    greetz from hamburg

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  2. Damn intresting post... can't wait to see it all rockin on...

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  3. Nice teaser post... now show us the video! :)

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  4. Out of curiosity, who do you order your 3D prints from?

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  5. I ordered it from Shapeways, the quality of the print isn't very good, the version on the photo was already sanded and treated around an hour or two.....

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  6. Hmm, alright. I've been wanting to try ordering a 3D print.. I was looking at Moddler who seem to do some nice work.

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  7. I have made an order on Moddler which should arrive these days.
    But i can tell you 100% that almost NO 3D Printer can achieve a result even close to traditional sculpting.

    I really looked around a lot, best bet would be lasering in wax... but it's very very costly.

    Making a model in 3d and printing it in good quality normally equals 2x the money you will spend for a good sculpter ;)

    Cheers,
    Raffa

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  8. Raffa youve got definitly tooooo much time!

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