Ulli & Marquand

[DrLutz]

Ulli Leitpold & Marquand Volker - a pare of famous cutthroats from fantasy wargame Mordheim.
Here I made both of them in 54 mm
The work is still in progress so I can't show them together.
So the first one - Ulli

 

[DrLutz]

...And Marquand Volker

What will be your opinion about them?

 

[johnnyboy]

vlad those are awsome i have played mordheim and those are right on man.great work cant wait to see them painted thanks for sharing johnnyboy

 

[Alex Lopez]

Very, very, GOOD Job!!! The expression and dinamic it's EXELENT!!! I want see more friend...
well done.

Bién hecho amigo. Regards from México

Alex.

 

[DrLutz]

Johnyboy and Alex
Thank you. I'm glad it's unnecessary now to tell the full story jf the City of Damned. Holly Sigmar somebody recjgnised them/
As to painting - it'll really take a good piece of time. 'Cause I'm not a fun of painting at all. Another thing - to sculplt . I hope the next week I'll have something new to show

Vlad

 

[RobH]

Hi Vlad

another here familiar with GW stuff; you've done an excellent job in scaling up to 54mm.

What are you using to sculpt? u seem to have several coloured putties on them!

Also, send these photos to Forgeworld; I bet you'd get a commision from them at the very least!

Wonderful

Rob

 

[JP PRAJOUX]

Great work, great face on Ulli !
I would also be interested in how you did these sculptings (super sculpey ?).....
tell us more please.
best regards
Jean-Philippe

 

[yeo_64]

Vlad,TOP NOTCH job on both figures !! Very close to the original figures in the graphic novels.WELL DONE !
Kenneth :lol:

 

[garyjd]

Vlad, I'm familiar with the game and really think you've done a great job enlarging the characters.~Gary

 

[DrLutz]

Thank you once again everybody!

Hi Rob! For sculpting I try to use everything what is possible to push. Ulli was made of Super Sculpey, regular Sculpey (usually I mix them in different proportions), epoxy putty Quick-Wood (looks a yelowish on a figure) meant for wooden parts fixing and furniture repair. A black one - another epoxy putty named Magic Power.
Actually for "everyday" figurines I newer use so many different clays together. Here I only wanted to show that every good piece of s..t may be useful for modelmaking.

Jean-Philippe! It's me who have to ask how do YOU make your sculptings.
As to me somewhere there have to be some photos. Not exactly step-by-step, correctly day-by-day. Where it will be better to place these photos? Here or it's better to open the v-bench?

Kenneth, Gary, thanks for good words.

Best regards
DrLutz

 

[ChenLa]

Greetings the doctor! Figures simply super. I did not see the second work. You for a long time have made her? Action is very well transferred

 

[DrLutz]

Hi Vyacheslav!
Usually it takes 7-10 days to finish a figurine of such scale.

DrLutz

 

[Jim Patrick]

Vlad, I don't know much about gaming or gaming figures BUT, I do know a well sculpted figure and I know what a nice figure looks like. Your's fall into both of these categories. Great job! These two figures (regardless of the scale) look terrific! Keep up the good work.

Jim Patrick

 

[Einion]

Nice work Vlad, great character in the faces and the details are very well done.

Einion

 

[JP PRAJOUX]

You probably should open a Vbench !
Thank you for sharing. I always like to learn how the others do it. It's always interesting to know new technics.
Bye and congratulations
Jean-Philippe

 

[DrLutz]

Jean-Philippe
It took me a pair of hours to understand how does it works - I mean pictures posting to vBench
All's well that ends well.
It seems I succeed - welcome to my vBench now...

 

[frank h]

Hi Vlad,
Great work I love to see Fantasy peices in larger scales.
Not enough of them about.

Frank