Peter Queckenstedt
@scut
Please remind me to draw more often.
My epoxy putty sculpting skills are poor but I'm also not loving the paper technique on the arms of Call Collect. I'm trying out a hybrid of putty over paper and the natural wrinkles of the paper give me a starting guide to sculpt the overlaid milliput. #kitbash
A lot of mechs on the timeline. Tossing in one of my own from old pixel art.
Some dusty equipment got splashed by a cloudburst and it gave a pattern that could act as a reference for a cool camo scheme.
My backburnered wargame uses a palette intended to aid colourblind players but this marking system is very clever and I hope it sees adoption.
Day job wrecks my free time but I'm still working on the Call Collect kitbash golem. Lately I've been building up the head and neck portion.
My current stash of small metallic components for kitbashing. Carburetors, tire valves, spark plugs, printers, lighters, pens, ammunition, prosecco bottles, electronics all contribute pieces.
Did anyone purchase the Scrungaloids STLs before the GW takedown. I'd love to hear from you. For my pure curiosity.
My dog gets so excited when he can visit Oma and Opa's farm. Infinite sniffing spots.
Thinking about the superb game Void Bastards and how I wish I had a rainy day to play it again. One of the most 2000AD games ever made. Its usage of paperdoll sprites and tight visual coding make it an outstanding piece of design that everyone should play. It's probably cheap on Steam right now.
2022 thinking about golems while at my first public outing after covid.
Two retired TTC streetcars are parked at a marina in my home town. I might have ridden this car at the front back in college. Also pictured are two sweet angels posing with the aforementioned angels.
Borrowed a wheel barrow from work to upgrade Trash Safari capacity. Butchie worked the flanks to keep bunny raids at maximum standoff distance.
I can get this cool accordion effect with wire under the doped tissue paper. #kitbash
Lots of form work remaining on the arms but i feel like i have the pose figured out. The right hand lightly touching part of the chest. A subconscious gesture to hint that these golems have souls. #kitbash
I've got a method working for making fingers using copper wire and heat shrink. This is maybe the fourth iteration and I'm getting pretty consistent results.