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<blockquote data-quote="nyrfherdr" data-source="post: 2704478" data-attributes="member: 3394">Thanks for the kind words Pogre and D'Karr.I've seen a couple of wing tutorials.Here's what I did:1.&nbsp; Made armatures out of wire. &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; A.&nbsp; 1 Wire for each main wing line (that would connect to the shoulder of the dwarf)&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; B.&nbsp; Wires to support the wing flaps mounted to the main wing line at the joint.2.&nbsp; Glued fabric (my wife is a fabric artist) with a very fine weave to the armature.3.&nbsp; Spread glue onto the fabric of the wing fold.&nbsp; pressed into shape and allowed to dry.4.&nbsp; Trimmed wings5.&nbsp; Used green stuff to make bones and shaped the length of the main wing line.D'Karr: on the eyes.&nbsp; They are actually quite sunken vs. bulging.&nbsp; It doesn't show up in the photo.&nbsp; I was going for empty sockets.&nbsp; We'll see how they turn out when I paint him.Just some more ramblings of the nyrfherdrGame ON!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nyrfherdr, post: 2704478, member: 3394"] Thanks for the kind words Pogre and D'Karr. I've seen a couple of wing tutorials. Here's what I did: 1. Made armatures out of wire. A. 1 Wire for each main wing line (that would connect to the shoulder of the dwarf) B. Wires to support the wing flaps mounted to the main wing line at the joint. 2. Glued fabric (my wife is a fabric artist) with a very fine weave to the armature. 3. Spread glue onto the fabric of the wing fold. pressed into shape and allowed to dry. 4. Trimmed wings 5. Used green stuff to make bones and shaped the length of the main wing line. D'Karr: on the eyes. They are actually quite sunken vs. bulging. It doesn't show up in the photo. I was going for empty sockets. We'll see how they turn out when I paint him. Just some more ramblings of the nyrfherdr Game ON! [/QUOTE]

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