20 August 2015

"The Warden of the North" - Prep: Arms & Ice (cont.)

By way of a brief "catching-up". . .
  • Basic construction of Ice is all-but-done-- blade, cross-guard, and grip have been permanently assembled. Finishing--and the pommel!--remain to be done, but it is otherwise 'functional'.
  • Arms have been fitted. All that remains to be done is resculpting the quilting on the sleeves, and finishing the gauntleted hands. 
  • Began reworking the pedestal to achieve a less angular, 'fixed' appearance.
 
More to follow. . .

UPDATE 22.08.15. . . The basic pommel has been modelled and fitted: it is now ready for detail- ing and finishing. The shadowcat pelt that serves as the collar of Ned's cloak has been reworked and enhanced: the uncredited sculptor obviously took it for a wolf's pelt. There was also some distortion of the pelt that precluded a "tight" fit: this is not at all unusual in this type of accessory item, and with some careful tweaking and judicious application of heat, can be corrected in short order.

UPDATE 23.08.15. . . The right arm has been finished and permanently attached.

When the cost of a hobby exceeds the fun and doesn't attract new people, the game is over.” -
Oscar Koveleski, August 2003

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