Pulp City

Dragyn · Post by **Dragyn** » 20 Jan 2009, o 20:00

IF he is a treeman, then what does he need a tunic for??

Not liking this one much at all.

Post by **Demi_morgana** » 20 Jan 2009, o 20:02

to cover his root from the tree-ladies?

LadyEyes · Post by **LadyEyes** » 20 Jan 2009, o 23:54

Demi_morgana wrote:to cover his root from the tree-ladies?

Post by **mahon** » 21 Jan 2009, o 00:04

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Morf · Post by **Morf** » 21 Jan 2009, o 01:56

Grumpy, aren't we recently?

Haven't been here for a while, guys and gals it seems like you are turning into frothers II though frothers are much more entertaining.
But don't worry, on avarage, you are much better painters.

Mahon, save that picture for our May release, Dead Eye, who is a quarterback and is posed exactly that way.

Post by **Demi_morgana** » 21 Jan 2009, o 08:39

Morf wrote:Haven't been here for a while, guys and gals it seems like you are turning into frothers II though frothers are much more entertaining.

oh, c'mon

Post by **Nameless** » 21 Jan 2009, o 10:05

oh, sorry Morf...

:rose:

feeling better?

how about now?

on a more serious note - I quite like his head actually. Is it a separate piece?

Post by **mahon** » 21 Jan 2009, o 10:25

Grumpy? Naaaaah!

As I liked most of previous Pulp City releases, I can find one model not as good as the previous ones.

I think the idea itself may be good. I don't know the story behind it, sorry. But what I see looks like a sport player. Now I cannot get this image out of my head...
The other is a member of a boyband dancing to synchronic choreography.

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The sculpt is good and atmosphereic, I am not too fond of the pose though...

Morf · Post by **Morf** » 21 Jan 2009, o 17:02

No, the ahead is one part with body and left arm.

I am starting to dread multiparts. We now go for 1-2 piece models and I am quite surprised how much can you pull off with such limitation.

Post by **mahon** » 21 Jan 2009, o 17:33

I am here with you - as much as I like multiparts for more depth they allow, I've had enough bad experience with assembling them to prefer one-part miniatures.

And you know, I am really surprised this one is not a multipart model!