Hello Thor, I think this is looking great. Just an idea, but to go with the feel of the pose, have you thought about having the mouth open in a roar?
Best wishes, Gary.

Amazing!

Thnak you, guys.

garyhiggins:

JasonB:

Thank you guys, I'm thinking to try at resculpt the face like something similar to the punisher of Ariel Olivetti.

Thanks for your suggestion on the ax, Jason. I will fix it at the end because I just have to separate and rotate the head of the ax.

It is looking super. I am enjoying following this thread.
Pete

Thank you, again, JasonB. I hope to have understood and to have correctly adjusted (....a friend on PlatoonBritannica wrote your own observation). In the meantime, I went ahead with the sculpt of the hair:



Thank you, pgarri27.

New update. Remade the face (Buscema style, this time I'm much better pleased), pin and strings to take the fur up. Finished legs and started his boots. I started the construction of the helmet separately:

Amazing work.

Still looking good, I really like the new face.
Best wishes, Gary.

That face has made all the difference, much better and more dynamic, suits the pose. Great to see your work again
Ben

Thank you very much, guys. Here are the latest updates: semi fluttering skirt and boots completed, I just have to add the veins, an armband on his left arm, some straps on legs and some weapon in life (sword and / or dagger):

Thank you, Carl. Here the almost finished work. Let's say it's finished at 99%, except for last minute touch-ups or second thoughts. I hope you like it:

Hi Carmine, this really is looking good, I can't work out how you do it, but your method for doing chain mail looks great!!!
What are you going to do about the head? Have one bare headed and one helmeted?
Best wishes, Gary.

Thank you very much, guys.

garyhiggins:

Thank you, Gary. For chainmail I have built a very simple tool: I took an old brush, I removed all the bristles and I left the metal ring, I sawed off half metal ring leaving a shape of a "C" inside the "C" I added a bit of a thin needle. In this mode pressing on the fresh putty, are engraved rings, you just have to switch the engravings in horizontal rows, a little "trick" is to turn the part with the grout instead of turning the tool, a way that you're sure to always carry the same pressure. At the end, with a fine needle, try to finish the job done. With this method (use of old paint brushes) can realize different sizes (just take big brushes).

JasonB:

Thank you very much, again, for your suggestions, Jason, but I would like to do few copies of this work (50 kits) and I don't want problems associated with the works of other rights (........copyright). I have not tried to make the Frazetta's Death Dealer, but I was inspired by him, Buscema from Conan, etc. .. The clothing I "invented" inspired by the painting by Daren Bader.

Few years ago I sculpted a Frazetta Death Dealer, but he is a one of a kind sculpt:

More pics: