Imagineminis

Patron Commission - Lost Dwarven King (WIP)

Added 2022-12-02 09:24:07 +0000 UTC

Hello everyone!

Last Update, finished the model and wanted to share the picture with colors before prepping the files for 3d printing.

Update December 5th

I have partially posed the miniature (There are a few things to adjust to make it a bit less "stiff"). His left arm will change a bit to put his hands on his Tights.

Changes from the request. On the request, there was an Orc head under the foot but I thought that changing to a "Stair" type floor would be better since his weapon of choice is the hammer which is less likely to decapitate an Orc. Either way, he will not be glued to the base so, it's completely possible to revert this decision.

If everything goes well I expect to put him in the printer later today and release it tomorrow.

Update December 4th

I have finished the chest armor (maybe I will add a few details), and I have done the belt and also the tight armor.

Today I will work on the boots and make the scale mail. After this, I will start posing before making the weapons and base.

Update December 3rd

I have reworked the shoulders, I think this version is a bit cooler than the previous one. I also worked on the gloves and Helmet.

Today I will focus on working on the breastplate and going down.

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Sharing some progress on the Lost Dwarven king.

While making the block I realized that the shoulder pads were the most important part so I placed most of my efforts into it.

Even though the Shoulder looks cool it does not look like the concept, so I think I will explore a bit more and create another version and pick the best, the other will also be along so that you may replace it if you wish (using 3d software).

I will make 2 versions of him, with and without the helmet. The cape will be removable using blender or a similar app.

That's all for now. If you have any comments or suggestions make sure to leave them below. Don't hold back!

I will keep this post updated as I move in the sculpting process.

Best regards,

Ivo