Sculpting Details on Oathmark Orc Heavy Infantry
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- Опубликовано: 6 фев 2025
- I felt my my Oathmark Orc Heavy Infantry needed a bit of something-something, so we're sculpting on some details!
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This is a legit sculpting masterclass
You're too kind! I hope it helps out!
Great job! Anyonewho looks at the finished, painted product is going to be surprised to learn that the minis don't come like that out of the box!
Cheers Siygess! High praise!
Is it something you would have a go at yourself?
@@AshandStoneNZ Oh, I have, many times, but not with that level of skill. You can always tell when I have greenstuffed a cloak or some fur onto one of my plastic frostgrave or oathmark models 😂
Good good! Well hopefully my attempts to emulate Mr Anderson have given you a tip or two to help out!
They look so much better like this.
I think it definitely adds something. My only fear is that it makes them look a little less heavily armoured. Though not wearing a helmet does that too!
@@AshandStoneNZ Maybe for the scarf ones, but the fur and mail ones look like they have more pizazz.
That's true!
Nice work, Chris. You make it look so easy :)
Cheers Rene! Like anything, there's a bit of practice behind it.
And there's still room for improvement, but that's half the fun!
Really excellent. Thanks for sharing.
No worries Michael! I hope it helps out.
Really great tutorial
Cheers Gabriel! I hope it helped out.
Very nice, I especially liked the fact that you made some cloth neckguards. Not everyone remembers that they were used a lot.
A great video, as usual 😊
Cheers Vitor!
I actually hadn't thought about a padded hood or collar, but you're absolutely right!
I'm not sure I like the idea of putting them on the Orcs though. They seem a little too "civilised" to me. They seem more...soft curves than sharp angles if you know what I mean. I'll have to keep it in mind when the heavy Elves and Humans come out.
Nice sculpting!
Thanks Steph! Appreciate it!
Awesome - great work!
Cheers mate! I hope it gave you some ideas.
Nice. I've been avoiding adding putty to my orcs. Now I'm convinced
Convinced to continue avoiding it?
😆
Cheers mate, have fun!
It wasn’t the focus of the video, but I really like the grey you used for the orc skin. I really have never been a fan of green skinned orcs. Probably goes back to my childhood watching the animated versions of the Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings.
Cheers Wesley!
Green skinned Orcs have their place, but it is very cartoonish. I chose the green-grey to nod toward the classic green, but it's got a much darker, cold and more menacing undertone to it I think.
really great details!
have you made a video about how you deal with the built-in bases at all?
Cheers Josh!
I haven't yet, but I probably should.
I used to cut them off, either with a razor saw or with flush cutters, but now days I use custom 3D printed bases with a recess that is designed to fit the puddle base, then be filled in around the edges with a little ready mix filler to flatten it out.
I like your painting and modelling videos, but i like your battle reports a lot more.
I hope you do some Oathmark battles again soon with a new character.
Thank you
Definitely more to come! The plan is for the next video to be an Oathmark battle.
They just take an age to edit, so in the mean time, hobby videos are a lot quicker to get out.
Cheers mate! Appreciate your patience!
I'm not sure if pro create putty is being made at the moment. Seems like the company closed at the end of last year..
Oh really? Bugger. I stocked up a few years ago so I've still got a load, but that's not good news.
Your videos are always fantastic. And it might be a small thing, but the colours always look really good in your captures - what camera do you use?
Cheers mate!
I'm just using an old Samsung S8 phone, nothing fancy!
Official sculpting tool names featured in this video:
Pokey
Spoony
Cutty
😂 Perfect!
Noice
Cheers Ross!