After 4 months I finished the vignette called "Brotherhood Off The Wolves "
Based upon the opening scene of the French movie Le pacte des loups .
In an older posting I discribed the storyand the succes of the movie also in theUSA . So it became the most succesfull foreign movie ever .
As always I started the sculpting using a hornet head and hands from the scrab box .
The sculpting is done using magic sculpt and a mixture of duro
( green stuff ) and milliput .
The horse is a historex horse converted .
For the scenery I used natural plants as vegetation ( the roots of bonzaï trees are exelent ).
The snow is made from microballoons . A white powder used in the industrial productions of resins etc ...
The completed sculpting is painted with acrylics as base coat and oils as finishing layer .
There is still some gloss on the figures . When they are comptely dry I can give them an extra layer to get the gloss of .
It was a challange to get this overall brown item painted .
So I tried different mixtures off brown to get the the difference right .

Hi Marc,

I've never seen the movie, but I really like your vignette. There's obviously a lot of work gone into converting the figures and the horse and it really shows. Bravo.

Hi Marc,

fantastic recreation of the movie.
Congratulations

Great vignette , and awesome sculpting and painting, i like a lot. Congratulations !!

stefano

Top work Marc,
Sculpting and painting are awesome.

Marc

Very nice work Marc! I have this movie in my Netflix queue after seeing your project come together. Looking forward to seeing it even more now!

Jay H.

very nice job on both sculpting and painting, you have created a very nice scene here.


Steve

I haven't seen the film, either. . . but everything about your vignette is just
remarkable. Really very lovely work. . . Congrats,

Kansas Kit

that was a bizzare movie.

great sculpting and painting

but you know what you have to do next :-D the beast of the movie ;-)

I also haven't seen the movie, but your vignette is excellent.

Cheers David

Hello Marc,

great sculpting and painting, beautiful !!!

I have seen the film and your vignette is absolut great.

Thank you for sharing

Karsten

Marc,
Very nicely done and great paint.
Cheers
John