Gray stuff and Green stuff

[me_in_japan]

tutorials on milliput, or sculpting in general? Id say what applies to one putty pretty much applies to the other. The only real differences are tactile, and you kinda have to push it around yourself to appreciate that.

[Admiral-Badruck]

anything you have would be helpful to most people on the forum... I am not too old to learn new tricks... I may be too ork but not too old...

[me_in_japan]

there are bajillions out there, but here are a few ideas:

note: faces and full body sculpts are damn hard. You wanna go for em, then by all means give em a shot, but dont come crying to me to fix em, cos i cant. Wee doohickeys, robes, and hoods - thats where I'm at.

http://www.miez.nl/putty-n-paint/tutes/ ... _tut01.pdf

http://forums.relicnews.com/showthread. ... ge=1&pp=15

http://forums.relicnews.com/archive/ind ... 96513.html

I havent checked these, but theres a few. some of em will likely be useful...

http://www.greenstuffsculpting.com/2010 ... cs-by.html


Alternatively, ive always found it very helpful to look at the finished product (i.e. minis) and ask myself "how did they do that? what tool did they use? was it a press? a pull? a stretch? did they sculpt it separately then stick it on?" etc etc.

[Admiral-Badruck]

you are the man...

[Admiral-Badruck]

I am going to do a few faces just to see what I can do...

[Spevna]

Helps if you work on an armature too.

http://www.ebobminiatures.com/products/tools.htm

[Admiral-Badruck]

I normally make my own out of wire but these things would be a big help...