Alaneye
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You can see the same with Arnold, if you look at him in the opening scene and then look at him again in the gunshop scene, you can see a significant difference in his face and neck.
Kyle Reese (WIP)
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You can see the same with Arnold, if you look at him in the opening scene and then look at him again in the gunshop scene, you can see a significant difference in his face and neck.
Tominator56
Active Member
fantastic. there is no doubting your work - love it pal!
homolka1138
New Member
Hit the nail right on the head
Alaneye
Sr Member
Cheers, Tom, I'm pretty happy with the way he's looking now. Just hope I don't screw it up with tweaking this and that
I can't wait to see it finished either... the skin texturing takes a bit of time, but it really brings a sculpture to life.
Thanks, Leigh, glad it's finally working, for a while I didn't think I was going to get close
Thanks, I worked some on the left ear yesterday, refining and such, hopefully they will look a touch better than they do in the above photos
Thanks!
The was a time when I wanted to hit the scupture on the head, with a hammer :lol but, hopefully that time is over... mind you, I haven't worked out how to do the hair yet, or the stubble, so maybe some frustration to come yet.
Tominator56
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Bootifull - really coming on in leaps and bounds now. The slightest of adjustments can make the biggest difference. Superb!
Monteburns
Sr Member
You really captured Michael Biehn's likeness.
Would have been even better if this was a life size piece.
Nice work! :thumbsup
Would have been even better if this was a life size piece.
Nice work! :thumbsup
Alaneye
Sr Member
You are so right about that, Tom. I found that a small adjustment to the brow, or the jawline can suddenly bring the likeness that little bit closer.
Thanks. Cameron is an interesting character for sure, but I have some other things I'd want to sculpt first. And Mutronics has done a great job on his version.
Michael has quite distinctive teeth, I'm not 100% happy with them yet. They are very fiddly to do.
Thanks... maybe Howard or Fettster will take up that gauntlet one day
Al
Alaneye
Sr Member
Something new for me, I spent some of the weekend scratch building Reese's 1/2 scale Ithaca 37 shotgun with extended magazine tube and the stock sawn off. I used a few different references and the details seemed to vary, but it's as accurate as I could get it. Made from ply, doweling, Aves putty, and styrene. Still the trigger guard to do and I think it has a rear sight... I can see one on the photos I found of a real Ithaca 37m but I can't see one in the movie. The pump slider could have been a bit better, but over all I'm pleased with it seeing as I've never built anything like that before.
Balanced on his shoulder it looks like it has the right effect...
Balanced on his shoulder it looks like it has the right effect...
Tominator56
Active Member
Superb. Are you goig to sculpt an arm to hold it or just try to create the illusion its been held without the arm there?
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