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Rating: 10.00 Votes: 35
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By: gael
Category: Sculpting Subcategory: Sculpting step by stepDate: 2004-09-27 13:27:39
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Stage 4

I drill the hips and insert iron wire to make the legs. I also drill the neck and I fix the head with a flexible iron wire to be able to test various head positions. When I find a position I like, I make the connection with the chest by sculpting the neck.

Note: I have removed the hair, because I am not happy with the first attempt.

I sculpt the legs next.

Note 1: Having attatched the head, it is now easier to judge if the miniature has pleasing and believable proportions overall.

Note 2: You can also see that I do not use a cork stopper to hold the figurine, but a grip which I find more practical. This is because I can easily remove it to reach difficult places on the sculpt.

Note 3: Don't cut the wires for the legs too short (I always leave 10-12cm) because it is sometimes very useful to be able to hold your figurine with these wires. I leave these parts to cure.

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Thomulas
14 January 08
Rating: 10
This article has been extreemly helpful. Its good that you showed the muscle definition, it acts as a good reference point for sculpting muscle. very well deserving of a 10

Queen of Credits
15 November 07
Rating: 10
Nicely explained. Great photos of the step-by-step stages.

yack
14 November 06
Rating: 10
You truly are a better sculptor than i ever will be in my life.


Bastetcat
29 July 06
Rating: 10
makes me want to try sculpting!!! Thanks so much for taking the time to write this article!

fredwinu
07 February 06
Rating: 10
i love it, but i have a minor critasizm, i peronally think u wasted a bit'o'greenstuff putting in all the muscular structures, i would kave put alot less detail into the muscle definision (as you knew he was going to be dressed for battle) but still padded him out a bit.

apart from that thanks for the advice...

JonQuixote
04 January 06
Rating: 10
This is just amazing, you even made a tiny belly button for no reason except completism. I'm blown away.

Kiedryn
12 October 05
Rating: 10
Just great...

Khowat Tan
06 October 05
Rating: 10
Thank You.

Khowat Tan
06 October 05
Rating: 10
Speechless

Hammer of Judgement
11 August 05
Rating: 10
wow dude my sculpts are gonna be so much better from now on

Cypherius
31 March 05
Rating: 10
Excellent, truly excellent

Matt Cexwish
27 March 05
Rating: 10
OMG... unbelieveble...o_O...

The best sculpting tutorial here... really a great thing for beginers and experts...

10 + Points......

Zaku
20 October 04
Rating: 10
*maniacly drool* Woah.... sculpting.... this ROCKS !

minimart
17 October 04
Rating: 10
This is most excellent. You have given me some tools which fuel my desire to sculpt. Thank you for sharing your talent in a way that allows others to learn.

LouW
16 October 04
Rating: 10
Great! More please

Albert Moreto Font
15 October 04
Rating: 10
the best tutorial ever seen, not kidding, I think im going to sculpt better now!! but.. just one question, you say its greenstuff.... but in the pictures it appears nearly grey!!! please answer and tell me what the hell do you do to your stuff to make it get this colour you are a great sculptor, keep it up!!! albert

lyonstudio
14 October 04
Rating: 10
This is a great tutorial.

For more sculpting help, articles, and information visit

www.LyonStudio.com

and the Sculpting and Converting Wargame Miniatures Webring at

http://c.webring.com/hub?ring=sculptingandconv

Xavier
10 October 04
Rating: 10
Excellent tutorial, probably one of the best scupting tutorials I have read.

tagron
04 October 04
Rating: 10
OH WOW, cazy, looks like alot of work.

loydb
03 October 04
Rating: 10
Great article... if only it was as easy as you make it look.

Step 1: Start with a large green ball.
Step 2: Take away everything that isn't a knight.


gremlare
02 October 04
Rating: 10
This tutorial may just save my life. =p

Seriously, this rules and is more clear than any other GS tutorial out there. If only there were more...

Temperance
01 October 04
Rating: 10
Outstanding figure and article!

spike 92
30 September 04
Rating: 10
very nice! u have some real talent there!

Molten Gold
30 September 04
Rating: 10
A-M-A-Z-I-N-G!!!
Great Article and great sculpt. Up the IRON's

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