YakComp 51 - I Believe I Can Fly!
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Entry no.2 - Harpie for my Realm of Chaos warband.
I did not read the rules, and did not announce my intention to participate, so I have no expectation of being considered - but I know I did not start actually assembling this until after the contest began.
It's a neotech for my buddy's BLAME! themed chaos Van Saar gang.
You started after the comp began and you just announced your intention to take part. Seems legit.
You've got a week and a bit, go!
You've got a week and a bit, go!
I've done a little bit of work, really need to get it going! Update with photo hopefully around Monday (as it's a day off in Denmark).
Think I’m going to call this one ready for paint seeing as there’s only just over a week to go.
Okay. Belatedly getting this off the ground. First assemblage of core parts photo taken and albumed.
Yes, the pun was deliberate. That should dock points, later.
Yes, the pun was deliberate. That should dock points, later.
It's ready for paint! A few wip's in my plog as well.
It was a one eyed, one horned, 
Some progress the roots are florists wire covered in copious amounts of hot glue shaped by heating some metal tools over a candle.
Okay. Cutting things close on delivering this entry. Ba dum tish.
Painted parts, and putting together, a Loot Crate or Marketplace or Objective scenery element for this theme. A courier gone down. What has it got in its packages, precious?
^ Poorly painted parts. First colours laid down on the bike itself, and the dead driver.
^ Bases. Just stripes printed on paper, and glued down to give the surface some colour to make it pop against the rest of the table. A papercraft delivery package will be the second "loot crate."
^ Laying out the pieces. A second papercraft box, this one will have its contents spilling out. The dead courier will have a lasgun hole painted in his chest. And more blood. And a second Amazon box will also be put together and based up.
And that's where it rests until this evening.
Painted parts, and putting together, a Loot Crate or Marketplace or Objective scenery element for this theme. A courier gone down. What has it got in its packages, precious?
^ Poorly painted parts. First colours laid down on the bike itself, and the dead driver.
^ Bases. Just stripes printed on paper, and glued down to give the surface some colour to make it pop against the rest of the table. A papercraft delivery package will be the second "loot crate."
^ Laying out the pieces. A second papercraft box, this one will have its contents spilling out. The dead courier will have a lasgun hole painted in his chest. And more blood. And a second Amazon box will also be put together and based up.
And that's where it rests until this evening.
“Your package has been delivered!
Not to you, You weren’t in (we think, we didn’t go to your dwelling) so we gave it to the care of your neighbour - in the next Hive across.
Thank you for using TrollHolme Logistics.”
Not to you, You weren’t in (we think, we didn’t go to your dwelling) so we gave it to the care of your neighbour - in the next Hive across.
Thank you for using TrollHolme Logistics.”
Update!
^ Have not added yet the contents of the box spilled out. But it gets closer and closer....
^ I need yet to add a bit of blood spatter on the Amazon boxes themselves, as well, to better tie them together thematically.
"I believe I can fly"
"THL. We give your package WINGS."
^ Have not added yet the contents of the box spilled out. But it gets closer and closer....
^ I need yet to add a bit of blood spatter on the Amazon boxes themselves, as well, to better tie them together thematically.
"I believe I can fly"
"THL. We give your package WINGS."
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Entry complete!
The Hunter of Rust Canyon
A freeborn child of a house escher outcast Queen, seeking revenge (and credits) against the clan who cast her mother out!
Launching daring surprise attacks on wayward travellers of Rust Canyon and claiming bounties for her own ends!
Good fashion sense, a bit of magic, a healthy disrespect for banks and bankers... we should all aspire to be Mary Poppins, really.
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