Here you can see the cape. The base is made in Milliput over a base of Sculpey, when the milliput is hard, I remove the Sculpey, and I have a shell of Milliput.
The fur is made in Duro + Milliput

Joaquin, Fantastic. Your method for doing the cape is a great way to do it. This also works well for coattails and such.~Gary

Awesome work Joaquin. I look forward to your next step.

Fantastic work, Joaquin!! You don't stop to amaze me!
Sculpting seems so easy if your at work!
Congratulations! I think it's magnificent!
And now I shut up and follow the rest of it,

Eddy.

So far in the Warlord Saga we have an Elf and now an Orc. I am excited as heck to see what is next.

-Blake

Thanks guys,
Here you have more pics.

Joaquin, it's great to see all the details added...they really make him look special.
You've done a great justice to the original artwork..

All the best....Roy.

Great detail work Joaquin. I'm looking forward to see what other piece you're doing for this product line.~Gary

Amazing piece of artwork

Peter

Astonishing! Joaquin, is there anything you don't sculpt?! I have been a fan of your work for some time now. Any chance you can give a list of figures you have sculpted for Andrea? Just curious.

Thanks,
Jim Patrick

Jim, Here is a gallery that shows how versital of a sculptor Joaquin is. Be it historical or fantasy his skill shows in the results.~Gary


http://www.thesculptorscorner.com/Palacios.htm

Thanks Gary! As I thought, most of my favorite Andrea figures are in his gallery. Joaquin, by chance, did you do Andrea's "Scotland Foerever" as well?

Thanks,
Jim Patrick

Gary
Thanks for posting that link. Joaquin has done some amazing work. I really like the new Warlord stuff. The Orc is quite a piece. Well done.

What´s the material of the final release ? resin or metal ?
regards
Julian

Thanks guys,
I show you the final of the process.








The figure it's now available at the Andrea website, you can see all the details here
http://www.andrea-miniatures.com/market/As...ctoDetalle=1087

Congratulations on a job well done Joaquin.~Gary

Joaquin:

May I ask how you sculpt your chain mail? It looks really good.

Tor

This is a sketch of the tool that I used


With this tool you must make a line in one way and other in the opposite way. Something like this
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So it is kind of a "dished" tool and you just jam it in in oposite rows?

Cool

Thanks

Tor

Wow, that is some CV! Excellent range of work Joaquin

Einion