A Guest Article by CMDante Following his recent acquisition of some clay shapers, coupled with his first forays into sculpting with Green Stuff, Grey_Death...
I've put this in my Nurgle 101 tutorial at RelicNews, but thought I'd put it here for the Heresy crowd as well... Here's something I've been asked for by...
This week I have the very special privelage of posting the work and tips of a sculptor whose work I hold in the highest esteem - Gene Van Ho...
This is a tutorial on how to sculpt a basic hand holding a pole (for a banner, or a weapon for example). This method is pretty easy, but may be a challenge for those who aren't pretty used to working with Green Stuff. I recommend that folks of any experience level try this out, as…
I've been looking through my collection of Warhammer models. Everything, apart from those kits I've bought this year, is on square bases. ...
From time to time, as I am walking down the street, people come up to me and ask "Say Xenite, how do you model such wonderful looking scale armor on you small, but terrifying undead warriors?" The following is what I tell them... This kind of sculpting is very easy once you get the hang…
Post showing a short tutorial on how to sculpt limbs on tabletop miniatures dedicated to chaos god Nurgle - using mostly greenstuff and milliput.
I thought I'd done this one before... and I had, but it was lost with a number of other things many, many moons ago. That being said, this ...
Sculpting greenstuff cloaks takes patience and a little bit of know how. In this post, I'm going to show you how I make regular full length...
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A blog about Warhammer 40k and Inquisitor 28 (Inq28), inspiration from John Blanche's Blanchitsu, conversions, painting and tutorials.
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Quick 'n' Dirty Feather Sculpting Tutorial - posted in Modelling Tutorials:
Quick 'n' Dirty Raised Rune Sculpting Tutorial - posted in Modelling Tutorials:
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