Haha, actually that was the kind of look I was going for!Originally posted by bullet1968
Amphibious in nature mate??? Looks kinda toadfish like...LOL jokin
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I hadn't really planned on doing a body for him, as with the first one, but since you mentioned it I had ideas swimming around my head as to how I'd do it.
Now I've had to go ahead and give it a go!
All your fault....lol
Will post some progress on the body when it's a little further along.
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Keep it up now mate...gotcha
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Got a couple of hours spare this morning so got the body pretty much finished, just need to get the hands and feet done and into Z he goes!
Once I've decided how many fingers and toes he should have it shouldn't take long to get them done hopefully.
And with a bit of luck I'll get some time tomorrow morning to do a bit!
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Have taken a slight detour from that character for tonight, always wanted to model some Marvel characters so decided to try out Ironmans helmet.
Got the top part started, (you may notice a slight vert misalignment near the crease at the top, that's fixed now....) but must go to bed as I have work in the morning, and have to go whilst suffering from a cold and cough.
Fun times ahead.....lol
I'll finish it off when I get back tomorrow night,
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Loooks ok mate
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Trying to keep the number of projects to a minimum, that's why I'm doing this doodle thread, not important if any of them get finished or not, as none of them are actual projects! Win/win situation! lol
Got the helmet shape done, thinking of taking it into Z to finish off the little line indents that seperate the helmet into pieces, and maybe paint it and give it a little battle damage.
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Aaargh!Originally posted by daverave
That looks nice Dango77, dont you get the urge to do the rest of him................dave
Please don't say that Dave..... lol
When Bullet mentioned the same kind of thing about the Amphibious character a few posts back I got too tempted and couldn't resist, and now you're doing it! Haha
It may just happen again now and I haven't even finished the last one.....
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I'll give doing the rest of him some thought and see if I can get hold of some good reference images.
I have to admit I would love to finish him off properly!
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