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Post by Himmapaan on Aug 2, 2011 21:06:12 GMT
Drool! Again!
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Post by kikimalou on Aug 3, 2011 4:42:54 GMT
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Post by bokisaurus on Aug 3, 2011 5:38:59 GMT
Hey, glad to see you post Kikimalou! Wow, I think this is the first painted figure of your that your shared, yes? Love it, like the red spot on ti ;D Mine has the same problem with the feet, so I think its just a printing problem with this figure. So how did you like working with the SWF material? I personally like how the paint interact with the material. Hope to see more of your painted figures, Cheers! ;D
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Post by kikimalou on Aug 3, 2011 6:14:34 GMT
Thank you Boki For the red spots, I'm not sure they are so lovely ;D. A bit blurry isn't it ? My main problem with the SWF is I painted first a grey basal layer... And I lost then a lot of details, eyes, teeths.... But I will try again with some new shapeways
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Post by paleoferroequine on Aug 3, 2011 17:18:48 GMT
Nice job. ;D On mine I was able to bend the legs into shape, the material is quite tough and didn't break so all four legs are touching.
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Post by kikimalou on Aug 4, 2011 5:18:32 GMT
Nice job. ;D On mine I was able to bend the legs into shape, the material is quite tough and didn't break so all four legs are touching. How did you do that ? Hair dryer ?
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Post by paleoferroequine on Aug 4, 2011 22:02:19 GMT
Nice job. ;D On mine I was able to bend the legs into shape, the material is quite tough and didn't break so all four legs are touching. How did you do that ? Hair dryer ? No, just with my fingers, it's not like the material from Safari, etc. It stays where you bend it.
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Post by bokisaurus on Sept 14, 2011 5:44:50 GMT
Finally got some new figures: Angie's Lambeo herd (WSF material) [ David K's (In WS polished material) The group together And here are the Lambeos painted ;D first pair, the females and the males All together ;D I was originally going to paint each one different (still might), but decided to paint them a male and female pairs. I have not painted the sauropod yet
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Post by Jeremy on Sept 14, 2011 15:57:33 GMT
Great job on the paint-ups, boki. I can't wait to see what you do with David's sauropod.
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Post by Radman on Sept 14, 2011 21:42:23 GMT
Great paintups on the Lambeos, Boki, your style is very distinctive. Although it appears you have painted 4 males, Angie does offer a single female version, as well, the four boys can compete for her!
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Post by mmfrankford on Sept 15, 2011 0:54:58 GMT
Maybe one male is a sneaky male looking like a female so he can sneak in and mate with the female right under the dominant bulls nose. ;D It works for lizards. LOL
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Post by bokisaurus on Sept 15, 2011 5:41:09 GMT
Thanks everyone Ha ha, I actually got one female Lambeo, but since t he difference is not so obvious, I decided to just split the group in pairs mmfrankford, that could work,too ;D That's how I got the idea of painting my CollectA Afrovenator as "prey mimic" ;D I'm still deciding on how I should paint the sauropod. Also, the material is WS "polished", new to me, so gotta figure out how the paint will stick to it
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Post by Gorgonopsid on Sept 15, 2011 5:53:26 GMT
cute. Say are the pre dino ones hard to come by?
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Post by mmfrankford on Sept 15, 2011 12:16:36 GMT
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Post by Sparkleopteryx on Sept 23, 2011 22:21:10 GMT
AHHHHHH!!!!! You guys! I love seeing these guys being painted up and treasured! It makes me so happy!!! And they are all standing, phew. I LOVE dropping by and seeing what you guys are up to with these models. It really makes my day Zbrush is coming out with a new version that is supposed to make it easier to hollow the models, so hopefully I can start up again soon. Hollowing is such a major pain it just makes it hard to want to sculpt the things. When one actually works, its like winning the lotto, lol! Thanks as always for sharing, I LOVE seeing what you do:) Best as always, Angie
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Post by Jeremy on Sept 28, 2011 20:50:07 GMT
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Post by Radman on Sept 28, 2011 21:14:41 GMT
These are all excellent, Jeremy, both in the way Shane painted them and the way you displayed and photographed them. Congratulations on some fine acquisitions!
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Post by mmfrankford on Sept 29, 2011 13:03:27 GMT
Love the colors on those hadrosaurs! I hope Angie puts out a new parasaurolophus soon.
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Post by bokisaurus on Oct 1, 2011 7:01:13 GMT
Wonderfully painted figures! I love the Okapi inspired design on the Para, the other hadrosaurs are also stunning. Hey, does your Alamo sport head/neck stripes? Can't tell from the photo, but if it does, it would be the third one that I know of that was painted with stripes! It must be a popular design for this species. BTW, great locations for photographing your figures. And yes, the small size of these figures can be difficult to paint... all the details are sooooooo small! ;D WSF is the easiest material for such small pieces... t he others, it really is a paint to paint them!
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Post by Jeremy on Oct 2, 2011 1:24:41 GMT
Thanks Boki. Yes, the Alamosaurus has stripes going down the top portion of it's neck. You'd laugh, if you saw my "locations". lol
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