sculptingpainting flame tutorial (updated 20.6.08)

[asterion]

Hi chaps. Following requests from the Phoenix Guard, I knocked up a quick tutorial on how easy it is to sculpt flame. Here's the link:

warhammer.org.uk/PhP/viewtopic.php?t=43941

I could copy the whole lot over here if you want. Let me know.

[GavX]

*prodes Duncan* With Jeffs permission this would be ace on the website cool tutorial, the unit really looks great, keep us updated on the dragon, thats going to be cool

[Asurya]

Hi Jeff

Indeed, the club will get this on the site ASAP.

Gus

[asterion]

Just an aside, the chap cowering behind the rock, surrounded in flame, simply must be wearing the colours of Talabecland in honour of all the stout men of that province that have given their all to defend their (somewhat miserable) land!

Red and yellow isn't it Paul? If you have a photo of the general uniform I'd appreciate it. Even better if you have a shot og Gustov himself!

[PaleKing]

Jun 9, 2008 20:17:55 GMT asterion said:

the chap cowering behind the rock, surrounded in flame, simply must be wearing the colours of Talabecland in honour of all the stout men of that province that have given their all to defend their (somewhat miserable) land!

Red and yellow isn't it Paul?

Yep, red and Yellow for the lads. My state troops are yellow for the right arm/left leg and red for the left arm/right leg.

However - I do feel that a more appropriate pose for the scenic base would feature the stout lad of Talabecland not cowering behind the rock, but rather about to heroically leap out from behind the rock, ready to cleave the Dragons head from its scaly shoulders.

Seriously though Jeff - that Dragon pose looks fantastic, I can't wait to see it come together (and then to Helblaster it to smithereens...)

[asterion]

I've updated the original blog at TWF - same link.

[Asurya]

Amazing work m8, the way you did the flame makes it look easy.