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    Mycenean woman

    Adding the thread fringes to the skirt. I pinned the feet for stability.
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    Faces

    Reshaped all the backs with my drill. Now to sculpt with putty.
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    Claudius

    Ive worked out how this toga was draped. Sculpting the back of the toga.
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    Mycenean woman

    Adding the open vest.
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    mongol drummer

    I've adjusted the legs. The thick pin is to fix his position on the saddle. Next is to sculpt the robe and hat.
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    Poniatowski

    But that word refers to a female dog... woof woof. hahaha.
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    Poniatowski

    Finally completed the sculpting and detailing. Rigged the figure too!!! Wow! Procrastination is a *****. Hahaha. Final ptg next.
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    Some Horses

    Made the cuirass more symmetrical.
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    Mycenean woman

    The skirt is folded over. The right foot is pointed down to create a better pose. I've reasoned out that the sculpting has to be done in stages as these miniatures don't give much room to handle the pieces until the putty has hardened. .
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    Claudius

    Developing the drapery in stages.
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    Claudius

    Almost done with the arms. Need to complete these before I sculpt the drapery.
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    Mycenean woman

    Bldg up the skirt. This also locks in the leg poses.
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    Some Horses

    WIP. The key here is to get this as symmetrical as possible.
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    Claudius

    Added hands to finalise the pose.
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    Mycenean woman

    sculpting the legs.
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    Some Horses

    sculpting the cuirass
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    The tank

    Ive just seen this movie. A bit draggy in between the action sequences. I did enjoy the action sequences but found the short range fighting a bit too dramatic. These were 88mm guns and bigger so I find the visually 100-200 m engagements unrealistic. The underwater and mine field sequences were...
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    Forlorn Hope figures

    Now ploughing thru my "ancients" hoard. Here are a couple of abandoned ancients. These were made about 30 years ago and I had used rubbery green putty then. The sculpting was meh then... Xerxes was based on a frieze and looks static. Not much I can tk of to improve this. The Roman soldier was...
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    Some Horses

    There are many excellent metal kits but they cost a fortune. Anyway, I always prefer to do my own figures and in the light of more recent exciting archaelogical discoveries, there are new reconstructions possible to make up ancient people. Therefore, I amassed a decent collection of ancient...
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    Claudius

    More putty added for the toga. I am studying how togas were worn and using roman sculptures as models.
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