Creating the scene ‘The Punch’ in 1/35 scale, first modifying the figure parts, then using putty to sculpt new detail using Kneadatite yellow blue (Greenstuff) and Magic Sculpt using various tools.
Very fine, detailed work Marcus...but all that work always pays off to create an awesome diorama....Look forward to seeing a little paint going on.....👏👏🙂
Stevie Gibson thanks mate, not brave enough to do audio commentary yet but should be enough in the video for people to see what I do. Appreciate your feedback.
Todd Jarman thanks mate, it’s all rather low key, don’t get tones of views on here like others but do my thing and hope others enjoy what I do, thanks for watching and your feedback. 😊👍
Greenstuff is quite elastic even when cured. Magic sculpt, Apoxie or other A/B putty’s give a stone like finish for architectural support. Mixing both you get the detail from the elastic nature of Greenstuff, and the strength for draped cloth etc from magic sculpt. The ratio of the mix depends on what is being sculpted, general rule 1/3 magic sculpt.
They are nylon tipped shapers for sculpting. If you Google sculpting tools or shapers you will find them, grey and black are the hardest nylon tips used in model making, if you work with putty.
SNOOP U 2 hi Snoop, I’m confused? I’m not selling I’m showing how to convert plastic figures. The figures I used in this are Masterbox usually priced about $15 for 4x figures and accessories, compatible with other manufacturers such as miniart and ICM. 1/35 is the standard size for all armour modelling, hope that helps. A lot of figure painters work with resin 1/32 scale, only marginally bigger and those tend to retail at about $15-20 for just one.
