Moe's Random and Chaotic Wonderland.

Digganob

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Ha, he is looking better and better. I hate his nose though, not that you have anything to do with it, but dam that honker is huge lol.
 

moetle

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Its flat too. If I could get the phone to focus close enough I'd show you guys.

In the spirit of models we loathe, this guy has been sitting on my desk for....well, like years. Worked on him a bit and I am going to try to finish him by the end of the month as well.

Arrr!
 

moetle

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Thanks guys!

Highlighted the leathery bits on Mel. He is getting closer !



Worked on the inner shirt for the pirate and did the leather straps and the leathery parts of the hat.

 

moetle

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Worked on Mel, but the pics I took were too blurry to make anything out. I'll post him again when I get more done. I worked on the pirate also. Started working on the metals here:



And some of the fiddly bits here:


More later.
 

moetle

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Thanks BAM!

I should have him finished tomorrow sometime. Just need to finish the shoulder things and the wood grain on the pistol, then a few touch ups.
Here he is as I Type this:
 

wargamesculptor

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Always good to clear an old piece off the deck mate, with lots of interesting new pieces around to get into when finished. What's the female bust in the background ?
 

Milosh

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Looking good sir. I see many many projects in the background, some very good looking girl figures. When are you getting to those?
 

moetle

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Thanks guys!

@Milosh-Those ladies may be put on the back burner, cause my 4 ladies from nocturna arrived today! I have to finish Mel first, but after him I may start on Lilith :)
 

Demihuman

Active member
Looking good Moe!

You should should experiemtn with putting some warm colors into the shadows of your skin tone. Reaper Chestnut brown is good but if you mix a regular old brown with a bright red it works too. It might add a little intensity to both Blackbeard and Braveheart.
 

moetle

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Looking good Moe!

You should should experiemtn with putting some warm colors into the shadows of your skin tone. Reaper Chestnut brown is good but if you mix a regular old brown with a bright red it works too. It might add a little intensity to both Blackbeard and Braveheart.

I have taken your advice to heart and I shall give it a whirl very soon.
 
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