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Children of the Grave

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More pics.
They are kind of rough still, I will tweak them a bit more.

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Stunning...this will be an epic scene when you get it done Jim. What did you use for the camo netting....very life like. :thumb2: :thumb2:
 
Great stuff Jim. You certainly have the vision and skill to create these poignant scenes. Look forward to seeing it all together.
 
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Mini Me said:
Stunning...this will be an epic scene when you get it done Jim. What did you use for the camo netting....very life like. :thumb2: :thumb2:
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Mini Me said:
Stunning...this will be an epic scene when you get it done Jim. What did you use for the camo netting....very life like. :thumb2: :thumb2:
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Thanks Rick, I think they look like crap.......camo netting is simple medical gauss.
 
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Jim R said:
Great stuff Jim. You certainly have the vision and skill to create these poignant scenes. Look forward to seeing it all together.
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Thanks for that vote of confidence Jim.
They are not up to snuff yet by a long shot, base work and vehicles are easy....figures on the other hand are sent straight from Hell.
I despise them with a white hot passion, but yet I must master them, if even in my own gruff and gritty way if I am to portray
the poignant and emotional scenes I wish to.

That don't mean I will become a figures guy though!

Jim.
 
grumpa said:
Thanks for that vote of confidence Jim.
They are not up to snuff yet by a long shot, base work and vehicles are easy....figures on the other hand are sent straight from Hell.
I despise them with a white hot passion, but yet I must master them, if even in my own gruff and gritty way if I am to portray
the poignant and emotional scenes I wish to.

That don't mean I will become a figures guy though!

Jim.
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Go Figure........
 
Your not doing bad on the figures Jim by a long shot . Great work and as always has depth to it .
 
I like the poses of the figures, Jim, with their little tweaks of the heads and arms and posture...very natural looking.

Cheers,
Richard aka Wabble
 
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