Wednesday, 8 February 2012

Guess what: New Terminators!

This fella must be Terminator-addicted or something.

Recently I finished another Terminator conversion job for him.
Makes me wonder when the next bunch of those will come along...^^







Apart from that I did more stuff for Tabletop-Art and Freebooter. I hope they release some of that soon, so that I can present some pictures here.

Cheerio,

Gregor
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  1. Unknown9 February 2012 at 14:38

    Lovely as usual my friend.
    May I ask what the grey putty is you are using?
    And have you any tips for making smooth cloth such as shown in your pictures, I only ask because you are obviously very good at it and I am not!

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  2. RuneCast9 February 2012 at 14:56

    That grey putty is a prototype of a friend of mine.
    He produces it only for selfuse so far and fortunately sends me some, if I am in need.

    The smooth finish I do get by smoothening the surface when the putty has already cured a bit, but is still pliable.
    I do then bedew the tip of a round sculpting tool with odourless white spirit and flatten the rough parts to a smooth finish.

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  3. Unknown15 February 2012 at 12:55

    Ah I see it is a very nice looking putty, I particularly like the colour as it is so neutral.

    I will have to try white spirit on my tools, I use water or vaseline myself.

    Thanks for the reply.

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  4. Unknown20 September 2012 at 21:37

    What or where do you find chains that size? I've got stacks of jewellery chain but none of them come close to that small.

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    1. RuneCast21 September 2012 at 09:59

      Actually I never bought them. I got them as a gift from a fellow sculptor and he got them as a gift too...

      Nevertheless, try Battlefield Berlin, a german distributor. They do have chains under the name "Ankerkette" which is something like Anchorchain translated. I think they took those from the modell ships sector. They do have them in three different sizes, if I recall correctly.

      Size A is the smallest with a thread strength of 0,2 mm, a single chain link is 0,9 mm wide and 1,1 mm long, so it is fairly small.
      Find them here:

      http://www.shop.battlefield-berlin.de/index.php/katalog/artikelinfo/13706-1-show-ankerkette_a.html

      Or try google and type in Anchorchain or something like that. Suppliers for historical ship modelling might yield better hits regarding small chain then jewelry suppliers.

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