Golem WIP

[JonasD]

I am currently testing my new precast armatures. So I decided to do a mini I had in mind for some time now.
Inspired by props from the Rammstein Live-Shows I wanted to make a Golem with a head-attached flame-thrower.
Inspiration by Rackham-Minis cannot be neglected, it's still heavily in progress and the pics not the best I can do. I'll post more as soon as I have progressed firther.
Comments anyway welcome.
http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a44/greenstuffy/GolemWIP2.jpghttp://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a44/greenstuffy/GolemWIP4.jpg

[Ritual]

It looks a bit rough at this point, but I assume that will change when it is finished. I like the concept and the upper body proportions look really good. I wonder, though, if the legs are a bit short, or if it just seems that way from the photo?

[JonasD]

Well, yes, on the one hand I ususally do most of the cleaning at the end.
On the other hand the picture is a bit harsh on that point.

The legs are the right length, they are just bent. A fact the pictures here do not really show, I will post new ones soon.

[Ritual]

Yeah, I suspected that could be the case. Rackham's Dirz clones show the same effect from some angles. I'm looking forward seeing the finished sculpt! :)

[JonasD]

Okay, I worked on...
The flamer is now installed.
http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a44/greenstuffy/golemwipII002.jpg

[JonasD]

Okay, I think he's about finished now :)

http://www.maxpaint.de/files/golem1_408.jpghttp://www.maxpaint.de/files/golem2_139.jpghttp://www.maxpaint.de/files/golemback_127.jpg

[Malebolgia]

Very cool and original! He can blend in well with Rackham's miniatures and still is very original. Great concept and execution :)

[Ritual]

Looks good!