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Excellent stuff!

14,000 backers!

Man, it is really ramping up now, and so is my pledge total.

... Ah, nm, I found it. The ragdoll familiar: http://www.reapermini.com/forum/index.php?/topic/51136-runelords-completed-bones-updated-9213/?hl=familiars#entry758248 and http://www.coolminiornot.com/63380

Does anyone know what the last mini on the right is, or have a painted example of it? I bought these the other day, but I can't figure out what is what on him/her/it. http://www.reapermini.com/Miniatures/familiar/latest/77196 Thank you, John.

I dig the purple and gold color scheme, and her face is especially great!

Very cool.

Thank you, Hellbeard. I really dig the sculpts you have been doing in your thread. I actually do have plenty of experience with human anatomy, and understand the importance of using reference. The little skull was just a quick exercise in making something with the material. I found that working with the green stuff is basically a two-stage process. Moving it around and shaping it while it cures, and carving it once it's hardened. I've not gotten a chance to carve anything out of the material yet. I need to dig into the boxes of my old art supplies and see if I still have any clay carving tools

Great thread.

Hello everyone! Just got some of the green stuff and thought I'd share what I'm doing with it. At first I was just going to use it for improving the bases of my minis, but I quickly realized I'll be using it to mod some of them and eventually do full on figures of my own. First up, I made some rocks for this wizard's base: Next, after finding that working with the stuff is so fun, I decided to make a lil' skull: And for fun, here are a couple of digital sculpts I did when I first got ZBrush earlier in this year. An orc head, and a Chinese style dragon that I got frustrated with and di

She looks super!

Nice, I like the color scheme.

Cool, thanks Willen. When I get the time I will give it another couple passes with this in mind.

Thank you, this is exactly what I was stressing about as I was finishing him up!

Here's my first wizard paint job. Still need to figure out what to do for a base, as with all my minis so far. Critiques and words of advice are welcome. I'm still using craft paints, but I got some flow improver and extender which really help. The mini is the Bones 89013: Ezren, Iconic Wizard. ... and here's a gif: