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  • Guest

    #1

    Greek Hoplite Sculpt

    Hi Guys and Gal , so onto the next piece of sculdugery, another 200mm figure of a Greek Hoplite. Im sure that Polux can tell you that the Hoplites were members of the Greek aristocracy who were part time fighting men. a bit like the TA here or the national guard in the states.

    So first part was to make the head, not a lot to see as most of it will be covered by the helmet

    As you can see loads to do just on this bit. The cheek guards are to long and the helmet bowl is not the right shape yet, it was a bit of a wierd shape, the helmet, the top part should look overley round as though its too big, but some detail to add to the cheek guards and perhaps a bit of engraving
  • tr1ckey66
    SMF Supporters
    • Mar 2009
    • 3592

    #2
    Hi Paul

    This will be a really interesting sculpt. I've always wanted to model a Spartan phalanx in 1/16, I think that would look really cool. I'll be very interested to see how this latest masterpiece turns out.

    All the best

    Paul

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    • eddiesolo
      SMF Supporters
      • Jul 2013
      • 11193

      #3
      In awe again Paul, just looking at the basic (pftttttt-yeah, right) sculpt before detailing is amazing. It will of course, be up to your normal very high standards.

      Si

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      • monica
        • Oct 2013
        • 15169

        #4
        wow Paul, you sour got him started quickly, and a Milty good job so far,always find your work very interesting and enjoyable to see,

        look forward to next update,

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        • Guest

          #5
          Paul now is the time to have a go, get to it

          Cheers Si nuther update inbound

          Monica i dont hang about and thanks

          OK i trimmed the cheek guards down to a suitable length, added the start of the breast plate, hair, the base for the plume and loads of detail, patterns on the helmet and the edge of the breast plate, and Ram skulls on the front, his shield will have a ram skull on the front

          It gets a bit tricky to add more detail at the mo because its soft and my fat fingers get in the way. So ill have to do the legs and lower half next, bake them and then attach them to the uper half so that i have something to hold onto whilst i work.

          thanks for looking in guys

          Paul

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          • eddiesolo
            SMF Supporters
            • Jul 2013
            • 11193

            #6
            Amazing!

            Si

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            • Guest

              #7
              Observe your sculpt skills is a pleasure Paul

              I really like this figure maybe, because is a very very distant relative...? :P

              You will do his habitual big shield?

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              • Guest

                #8
                Cheers Si

                Polux i actually modelled it on your ancester

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                • Ian M
                  Administrator
                  • Dec 2008
                  • 18266
                  • Ian
                  • Falster, Denmark

                  #9
                  Thats rather nice.

                  Ian M
                  Group builds

                  Bismarck

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                  • Guest

                    #10
                    Cheers Ian

                    sorry i havnt posted on this for a while but you can see ive been a busy bee and loads done to him,legs and greaves added breastplate well on the way and about to start on the leather strips over the tunic bottom

                    Still loads to go but its getting there

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                    • Guest

                      #11
                      Brrrrr....terrific!

                      Simply great, Paul

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                      • flyjoe180
                        SMF Supporters
                        • Jan 2012
                        • 12390
                        • Joe
                        • Earth

                        #12
                        Wonderful work Paul.

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                        • Lee W
                          SMF Supporters
                          • Feb 2014
                          • 4654
                          • Lee
                          • Sherborne

                          #13
                          Paul, your skills are totally and utterly, well and truly out of this world! To have an ounce of your skill I'd be happy.

                          Lee

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                          • monica
                            • Oct 2013
                            • 15169

                            #14
                            wow great work Paul, its just amazing to see it all come together

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                            • Guest

                              #15
                              Superb!

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