Tuesday, 19 July 2022
Joaquín's Fimo Troll
My son made a troll out of polymer clay.
I modified it slightly with green stuff. It can stand now. I also added fingernails and toenails. I would like to paint the troll, hopefully soon. I think it will be a great monster for an orc & goblin warband.
Labels:
child art,
Joaquín,
orcs & goblins,
polymer clay,
sculpting,
troll,
work in progress
Tuesday, 12 July 2022
Hobby Desk
Some things I have been working on recently. Three bamboo men, six Surprise Egg terror birds and a Baryonyx.
Labels:
bamboo men,
Kinder Surprise Egg,
painting,
sculpting
Friday, 24 June 2022
Six Kinder Surprise Egg Terror Birds
A unit of Kinder Surprise Egg terror birds.
(While I found the first one in an old box of toys, I couldn't help it and had to look on Ebay for more.)
Labels:
Kinder Surprise Egg,
painting
Friday, 17 June 2022
Palm Tree
I finally finished painting and varnishing this scratch built palm tree.
The materials I used to make it are wire, milliput and green stuff for the trunk and construction paper for the leaves.
Friday, 3 June 2022
Things on my Desk
I have started to paint three scratch-built bamboo men and put two Kinder Surprise Egg toys on bases.
Have a nice weekend!
Karl
Labels:
bamboo men,
Kinder Surprise Egg,
painting,
work in progress
Wednesday, 25 May 2022
Question about Varnishing
I have a question about varnishing miniatures.
I use Humbrol gloss varnish for protection and then Daler Rowney to get a matt finish.
I always need several layers of matt varnish, which I apply thinned down, until all glossy parts disappear.
Although I’m careful not to let the matt varnish pool, there are always parts where this happens. I correct this with acrylic paint.
I’m happy with the result, but the process takes quite long.
Is this normal or do you think I could improve my technique?
Cheers,
Karl
Tuesday, 17 May 2022
Things on my Desk
Labels:
bamboo men,
painting,
sculpting,
work in progress
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