Tropical Groundwork Scene

[rtfoe]

Alright Fellas, here comes the attack of the zombie aka shop fruit seller...



Apparently I didn't give him a watch, it came with the arm and I left it on.



The Pagoda brand singlet so affectionately worn by middle aged or old uncles until torn with holes. :smiling2:



Cheers,
Richard

[rtfoe]

Hi, the rest of the jokers being painted in stages...



The paint stands I used were from yogurt pudding container caps...



I was lucky that the figure head sculptures were smiling ones.



Cheers,
Richard

[minitnkr]

You never cease to amaze.

[rtfoe]

You never cease to amaze.

Thank you kindly, Paul.

Cheers,
Richard

[rtfoe]

Hi,
Base colors rendered for the camouflaged fabric and the webbing. I later feathered and pinwashed the webbing and creases on the tunic.



As you can see here the camo has been blended and the pinwash highlighting the webbing.



I think that sums up the whole build so if there are any questions I will be happy to answer them

Cheers,
Richard

[Mark1]

A snapshot of life caught beautifully, love it :thumb2:

[rtfoe]

Thanks Mark,
Best way to do a dio is to build one from a scene that's familiar and have first hand knowledge of including references. The fun part about this dio was to scratch stuff that has long been replaced in modern times and hear people remark that they remember seeing that when they were young and telling their kids this was what it was like during our time. Like the flask, altar and the hanging Milo tin to keep money in, bicycle tire and slippers on the roof and even the milestone marker.

Cheers,
Richard