Necromunda Brass Monkey's Sculpting Shenanigans
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Cheers @KungFuPanda and @Punktaku 
She's a private commission, but there may be a limited run done in resin. Maybe...
She's a private commission, but there may be a limited run done in resin. Maybe...
What a sweety!
I like your approach to sculpting. Correct me if I'm wrong, you seems to be patient and that's most important trait if one's up to achieve a professional level results like your's. I'm not patient enough nor for sculpting nor for painting but at least I know how to improve further once I will be ready for
I like your approach to sculpting. Correct me if I'm wrong, you seems to be patient and that's most important trait if one's up to achieve a professional level results like your's. I'm not patient enough nor for sculpting nor for painting but at least I know how to improve further once I will be ready for
What a sweety!
I like your approach to sculpting. Correct me if I'm wrong, you seems to be patient and that's most important trait if one's up to achieve a professional level results like your's. I'm not patient enough nor for sculpting nor for painting but at least I know how to improve further once I will be ready for
Thanks mate. You are correct, patience is certainly an important requirement along with constant practice. A sculpt like this usually takes me around 25 hours or so. But I usually work on 2 or 3 commissions at a time, so a sculpt can take anywhere from 2-4 weeks.
She is excellent. Great bounty hunter or extra for my Escher. Please keep us posted if there's a casting run, I'd be keen
I'm guessing that doing multiple sculpts does it so you don't grow tired of just sitting with one sculpt and burn out
Wow... I remember seeing the first post from this thread and then 6 pages later it is like
Some fantastic work @brassmonkey, really like the style you have going into these minis and they are just such clean sculpts
Some fantastic work @brassmonkey, really like the style you have going into these minis and they are just such clean sculpts
She is excellent. Great bounty hunter or extra for my Escher. Please keep us posted if there's a casting run, I'd be keen
Cheers Stoof! Will do
I'm guessing that doing multiple sculpts does it so you don't grow tired of just sitting with one sculpt and burn out
Yes, exactly this!
Wow... I remember seeing the first post from this thread and then 6 pages later it is like
Some fantastic work @brassmonkey, really like the style you have going into these minis and they are just such clean sculpts
Why thank you kindly!
Here she is with alternative helmet head:
Well, the Nomad Boss Lady is finished and a limited run in resin will be produced. If you want to find out more, drop me a PM or head over and join the Facecrack group Post Apoc Nomad Boss Lady.
I'm working on a 9'2" tall Escher heavy.There is a distinct lack of female Goliaths. Just sayin'.
So @brassmonkey, what would you say to you or I sharing our processes, start to finish. Say like an Instructibles post?
An interesting proposition. I have been putting together photos and notes for tutorials for some time now. When I get the time I will complete a proper tutorial for sculpting a mini from start to finish. Don’t know when that will be, since I have a lot of commissions that take priority.
While I wish I had the commission issue, (no one near me seems to care), I can completely understand. I'll see what I can get done on my end, although I sadly am limited with me levels of green stuff, or other epoxy. Meh, we'll get it figured out.
Explorator Skeletor, the Dark Magos. WIP.
@brassmonkey you sure keep yourself overbooked, how can you handle making some many sculpts at the same time??
Cheers guys!
@Ash_Wastes_Traveler - How can I handle making so many sculpts at the same time? Quick answer: With great difficulty!
I need to sculpt my own miniatures during/between paid commissions not only because I'm trying to start my own range, but also to keep me sane! Sometimes you just need to work on something that you really, really want to do.
@Ash_Wastes_Traveler - How can I handle making so many sculpts at the same time? Quick answer: With great difficulty!
I need to sculpt my own miniatures during/between paid commissions not only because I'm trying to start my own range, but also to keep me sane! Sometimes you just need to work on something that you really, really want to do.
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