Topic: Bronxstalker's customs (Pg 37:6" Ven Zallow)

[Tamer]

Looks like a nice one to me. congrats on being able to work at home. Off to share.

[Bronxstalker]

I finally finished work last week on Rohlan Dyre in 6" scale.  Lots of sculpting.
Next up, painting.

[DarthSinister]

Fantastic work!

[Tamer]

I agree, very nice! Off to share in all the right places.

[Bronxstalker]

Thanks, he's been thoroughly soap scrubbed, and is ready for priming.  I'll let the primer sit for a couple of days, and then I'll start painting.  Hopefully by Monday I can show him off completed.

[Foxtrot Delta]

That looks Fantastic, can't wait to see it painted

[Bronxstalker]

Here goes Rohlan Dyre, in 6" scale.  I've searched the web, and I think I may be the first person to have made him in 6" scale (not sure).

[Tamer]

Very nice. This is gonna look great on the front pages.

[hemble]

Fantastic work mate, the details are excellent.

Ron

[Mr. Black]

That looks really great, man. Clearly Rohlan from the first viewing, instantly.

Love the paint scheme and shading on his outfit. I do spot some areas of improvement, such as the armour on his abdomen, the sculpting on his lower legs, shoulder spikes, but that's all meant as constructive criticism. You should make Rohlan your ongoing project. You know, make a 2nd version, a 3rd, until you've got your best version.

In any case, one helluva job, man!

[Bronxstalker]

Yeah, I was using some new sculpting material called Magic Sculpt, and hot damn, that was a pain to use.

I've since gone back to Aves fixit. 

My next project that I'm actually finishing up on, is Galen in his Lord Starkiller sith stalker outfit in 6" scale.

[Starchaser]

Beautiful! The sculpt work is excellent and your paint applications are amazing, they look so lifelike.

[Bronxstalker]

Ok, I'm finally done with my other project, Lord Starkiller in his Sith stalker outfit.
I took forever to complete him, because I started the sculpting on him, but kept putting him to the side as I completed other projects.
He's made from a Black Series Kylo Ren, and everything but the legs and hands were dremeled down to a skeletal frame, and re-sculpted over. 
The helmet was an Iron Man helmet, mostly dremeled down and re-sculpted.  The light saber hilts were molded and casted so I can make more for other projects. 
Oh, and the should pads are attached to straps, so his articulation isn't hinder too much.
I hope you enjoy viewing as much as I enjoyed making.

[L-Jarvis customs]

That’s amazing!

[Tamer]

I agree, pretty fantastic. Off to share.