Finished German Orc Conversion.

[Brovatar]

So he is done. a German Coat and a Cigar can change a model ..

http://www.denofimagination.com.pl/2012/11/tomato.html

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-DOvAR00W_7I/UJfHYeKnMLI/AAAAAAAACKQ/IggKh2LsRFc/s640/DSCF6760.JPG

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-TkGYWYjgMKg/UJfHbqpzuEI/AAAAAAAACKY/qdYNEJm8Z7s/s640/DSCF6761.JPG

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-mihjisCWQpo/UJfHhNPleDI/AAAAAAAACKo/VCBxIIkbEPU/s640/DSCF6765.JPG

Cheers,
Brovatar.

[energongoodie]

I love it new BOLS chum. I want one.

[Brovatar]

I can make one for you!

[energongoodie]

I appreciate the offer but I'd like to give it a go myself. I'm only gonna get better with practice. AKA mucking it up a 100 times and then settling for whatever I've got in front of me.

Cheers though :)

[MaltonNecromancer]

Nice conversion.

I'd suggest that you experiment with Milliput for clothes; if you sculpt a general sort of "coat shape", you can then use a scalpel to very carefully cut it into coat shapes, and with much sharper edges and thinner "fabric" than GS allows.

Examples:

http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb183/MaltonNecromancer/Deathwatch%202011/P4090259.jpg
http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb183/MaltonNecromancer/2010%20Works%20in%20Progress/PC190265.jpg

I did all the detailed sculpting after the Milliput had set, something I've never found really possible with GS.

[Emerald Rose Widow]

I love it, just love it

[Brovatar]

You use a dremel to make those details ?

[Kirsten]

looks awesome, intriguing the surge in desire for german themed orks, among others, I really like them. was thinking of picking up some german ork parts to make nobs etc