This week I've finished this figure that has been left over for some months and I 'm very happy that I finally did it!! Legolas is my favorite character from LOTR so you will see some more of him in the future..
I 've made a "base conversion" for this figure and now is more a "Vignette" than a playable figure.To do that, I've used some Modelling plaster with coarse surface, a sea wood (wood pieces weathered by the sea and collected at the beach..I 'm collecting many every summer!!) and a handmade wooden base.Also the classic grass tufts and foliage.
Here are some pictures of the various stages of the procedure.
Assembly of the miniature and base.
Primer and base first painting
The figure is almost done!!
The Final result.
I hope that this post was at help or an inspiration to someone!
Thank you for visiting my blog!!!
Marvellous work, so expressive! And the basing, well... fabulously realistic! Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteI 'm happy that you like it! Thanks for your great comments!!Keep up the fun!!
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Looks great George!!
ReplyDeleteMuito obrigado!!:)
DeleteGreat painting and basing, beautiful eyes!
ReplyDeleteMercy beaucoup,Phil! Welcome to my blog!!
DeleteRegards,George.
Hi,
ReplyDeleteThe all work is really nice, I love the base. When I saw the first pictures, I wasn't really excited, but eventually, this is really great !
The colors used are well done, congratulation :)
Have a good day,
David
Thank you david! I've seen your blog and I'm happy that a "LOTR" expert likes
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Regards, George.
Fantastic base and figure! Pity that it doesn't look possible to add a bowstring!
ReplyDeleteGo on George!
Greetings
Peter
The truth is that I spend all my thoughts to the base and I don't even think about the string....
DeleteI will try to do something and if it works I will add a new picture!! Thanx for the notification:))
Regards, George.
Outstanding paint job! He's ready to run for three days just to rescue some two hobbits! :-D I love those blue and green on him. And his face is soo sooo well painted!
ReplyDeleteThank you Viluir! This one is still one of my favourite paintings though so many years back! Glad you like it :)
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