[Commission] Truescale Tactical Squad

[winterdyne]

No paint on these, but this is as far as I take them, so job done.

Straight to pics.

First combat squad:
http://www.winterdyne.co.uk/maz/images/commissions/smears/ts_squad1f.jpg
http://www.winterdyne.co.uk/maz/images/commissions/smears/ts_squad1b.jpg

Second combat squad:
http://www.winterdyne.co.uk/maz/images/commissions/smears/ts_squad2f.jpg
http://www.winterdyne.co.uk/maz/images/commissions/smears/ts_squad2b.jpg

Sergeant:
http://www.winterdyne.co.uk/maz/images/commissions/smears/ts_sgt.jpg

Missile launcher:
http://www.winterdyne.co.uk/maz/images/commissions/smears/ts_heavy.jpg

 

Scale comparison:

http://www.winterdyne.co.uk/maz/images/commissions/Smears/prop_test2.jpg
 

Edited August 10, 2017 by winterdyne

[MithrilForge]

wow, fantastic work... they'll be able to pull double duty and could be primaris counts as now 

 

Cheers, Mithril

 

p.s. you should have gone all out and put mold lines down the sides of the legs 

[DaBoiKyknos]

Are the green parts all greenstuff? Very impressive, if that´s the case!

They look to me like true-scale should look, meaning how I imagine a Space Marine should look.  It´s very organic, like they actually came out the box like this, meaning I´m actually really in love with these! 

I probably never do true-scale, mainly because it´s too much effort for one "regular" mini to me, but those are top-notch!

 

At last: How do you do something like this???

Edited August 17, 2017 by LordVelype

[winterdyne]

No, it's not all greenstuff - I use liquid greenstuff as a surfacing putty to ensure everything's smooth when I'm done. If it looks like it's one part, it's a win.

 

Here's the WIP:

http://www.bolterandchainsword.com/topic/337509-winterdyne-style-truescale-marines/

 

In short though, it's a case of expand the torso, hips, thighs, and soft join to shoulders. I used a 3d printed replacement belt to help keep the torso wide and add a little height at the waist. It's a bit wider and taller than a normal marine belt.

 

All in all these were about 2 week's work.