Baron M

Ha!

I might have seen a bit.. not in the flesh (so far)!

No, I was provided with fantastic concept art for her.

-Apron works well though, bit of stiching/lacework might look good if anyone else feels the need to cover her ..assets

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Took a lot of expertise to render those saggy knockers, now you go covering them up?

Sweet, I sculpted it, I approve.

Has a gritty look to it, has he got a little black snout?

-The cherub's a relatively light model.

-The difficulty will be in cleanly drilling into the feet/wings (if that's your intention).

I made the cherub (was particularly pleased with the wings)!

It's a pain, but if you're serious about getting good results, you'll need to spend some dosh on preparatory tools.

- When I first got into minis, I used (don't do this at home!!) one of my Mums kitchen knives to remove flash, great blobs of araldite to gunge things together(don't do that either!).

-You should get plenty of useful advice on here!

Hi,

- You need a pin vice(or Dremel type multi-tool) to hold the drill bits.

- Drill bits.

+ I'd use brass wire for the pinning, and you'll need snips to snip it.

-I used to get all that from a model shop, often model railway/remote control car shops sell these items (or a GW store).

-Practice on a few old figs you're not precious about first!

They look creepy!

Red/green contrast works well (hope the sillys were fun to paint).

Really striking/distinctive set - I like 'em !

Really enjoyed having a snoop there!

Fantastic brush work, you definitely have a recognisable style.

I sculpted it, me likey!

- The flesh tone (healthy rather than grey) works suprisingly well.

- She's wearing odd little boots, I think.

I approve!!

Really nice, I think the slightly tan pig flesh works well; nice basing too!

Gets my seal of approval, lovely work!!

Got my seal of approval!

- Particularly like So'mer Teeth, they look good against the rustic backdrop.

Really great ideas and execution.

Particularly like the 'early' Hog Whisperer and the guy with the blade.

These demand a fab paint job (which I look forward to seeing).

I definitely got lucky bagging the gremlins!

Coolio!

Really like what you did with Zoraida's base.

Very nice!

I like the green skin/red lips combo.. think Kev Adams employed it on the old school GW orks and goblins.

I sculpted them, I approve.

Nice work!

Very good.

Advanced basing technique!!

Tiger cubs, right?

Avalonian box looks great.

Not so much the centre character, but the two guards look fantastic.

Lovely sculpt, great original looking concepts.

(Biomech and leviathan in particular)

Green stuff looks pale- like Werner's stuff, wonder if he's mixing in fimo.

Fantastic looking display and figures.

- Darkly atmospheric!

Like it.

Original looking helmet, lots of well defined layers without looking like a refridgerator- quite tricky to achieve.

-I'd be happy if I'd turned it in... well done that sculptor.

Quality stuff there.

Twinblades pet is the most original looking creature I've seen in a while.

I liked that about GW figures when I was a collector myself (the fact that the sculptors had distinct styles).

This one's fairly true to the old MM art, which looks to me like a cross between the Sugarpuffs (do you get them in the US?) Honey Monster, StarWars Wampa and a vulture.

Am hoping to see some painted orange!

Looks great to me.

Frittered away many happy hours in my late teens playing the original, when I should have been at college!

Genestealers look OK (the wall crawler looks a bit rigid).

Terminators look fan(g)tastic. I think the current crop of GW sculptors have refined the basic Goodwin blueprint to as near perfection as possible.

First GW product I've been tempted to buy in over a decade.. nostalgia definitely a factor