Finally Finished my Warforged Necromancer!

[Gospog]

w00t! Done!

And here's a somewhat detailed account of what I did to sculpt him...

http://home.comcast.net/~gospog/sculpting_carrion.html

-Tom

 

[Meloncov]

Pretty. I look forward to seeing it painted.

 

[demiurge1138]

Hey, is this the same warforged necro that DMAC drew? Did you make him from scratch, or is this a kitbash?

Demiurge out.

 

[pogre]

Well done!

 

[Gospog]

Thanks, guys!

Demiurge, I sculpted this from scratch. If you click the link, it even shows you how.

-Tom

 

[Bobitron]

That really turned out great! Nice work.

 

[nyrfherdr]

Great work Gospog. Nicely conceived and executed.

Game ON!

 

[Stormrunner]

Forgive the newbie question, but - what's a "color shaper"?
From context, apparently you have several, some of which are "softer" than others. I'm guessing different colors = different softness?

 

[megamania]

Neat. I should try to get a picture of my warforged figure here somehow. I used the same base figure but I used the "beefed" up one (male?) and used pieces of Green Stuff and misc. Games Workshop and Hero Clix pieces. Sprayed and painted with spikes and weapons built into him. I gave him a "rusted" look to make him look like a war veteran.

When do you think you will have a painted picture up?

 

[Gospog]

Thanks for the feedback, everyone!

Forgive the newbie question, but - what's a "color shaper"?

You can find them in any art supply catalog or website. They are used in place of brushes to spread paint. Black are the hardest, followed by grey and finally white, the softest. They come in all different shapes and sizes. If you're looking to sculpt with them, you want Size 0.

I should try to get a picture of my warforged figure here somehow.

Please do! Sounds like a cool conversion.

When do you think you will have a painted picture up?

Not for a while, I'm afraid. Last night, I took a look at his hood and decided that it does in fact look like a bonnet. I'm going to tear it off and resculpt it. So...it might be a little while. First pictures of the new hood, then a painted mini.

Thanks again.

-Tom