Young Miniatures Alexander the Great Bust

[Jim R]

Neil - it's a slimey, slithery thing that eats the plants in your garden.

[Neil Merryweather]

yuk!

[Guest]

Slugs, Stugs.....!!!!

Another failure I'm afraid. Stripped down and back in the box for another time. I do go through these phases where nothing goes right.

[Steve Jones]

AH nooooooo! You know you will have to build a Stug instead now Peter :smiling5: :smiling2:

[Jim R]

Shame but the next one will be a winner :tongue-out3:

[SteveH]

Morning Peter

Sorry to hear this one hasn't made the grade!

Was it the sculpt or the colours?

The purple seems a bit off on the photo?

Perhaps for another time?

Back to Khaki, OD, Field Grey?

Whatever is next, it will be a jewel in the current Stug fest mud bath!

Another bright day but more cloud and rain on the way!!

Have a good day picking the next subject

Regards

Steve H

[Steve Brodie]

Andy - You do not!!!!!

Stevie J - I'm a bit fed up with modern subjects and have been inspired by Steve Brodie's recent work.......................

Praise indeed.
Its a shame Alex didn't get any further, head looked superb.

[Guest]

Hi chaps.

Sorry this didn't get any further. I seem to be being a bit hyper self-critical at the moment (or call it obsessional), not helped by having Young Miniatures stupendous box art in front of me as I work. I wasn't particularly pleased with the head on this one, but it was the shoulder straps that defeated me. The studs were very detailed, but somewhat misaligned, and whatever I did just looked a mess.

I'm going to work on a new bust, but won't do a build post in case it doesn't work out. If I finish it, you'll see it. I'm a bit fed up with having very public failures.

Thanks for looking in.

[Andy Belsey]

Peter,
Please remember the only 'failure' is only in your head! But I don't want you to suffer, so post when you feel able. Remember to have fun!!
Andy

[Guest]

Cheers Andy. 'Failure is always an option' as the great Adam Savage says, and to me it's part of the process. The trick is to learn from your mistakes, pick up the pieces and carry on.

[Peter Gillson]

Don't know why you striped it Peter, it look fine to me. Perhaps his skin tone could have been a little more tanned, but otherwise he looked fine.

Peter

[Guest]

I know, I know, Peter. I just had a feeling from the start that this one wouldn't work out.