I have not had much time due to real life obligations. Tonight I had a bit of time to work on my build.
The back end looked odd hanging out in space without any support and I needed some way for people to access the torso interior. I decided on building a set of stairs and put a unicycle wheel on a swivel mount behind it.
Finished a few more details.
First is a cage attached to the exterior. I had some left over photo etched brass fencing from another project to use as the bars. The bottom comes off so I can paint the crow and can add a few more details. There is also a plaster cast box fitted to the panel next to it.
A Hirst arts barrel and another plaster cast box to the other side.
Some resin and plaster cast sacks to the top of the thorax.
Lastly some photos of the whole thing held together with some blue tack.
Finished detailing the interior of the abdomen and am now able to mount it on the body. The floor is cut but is is just a piece of card ATM so I did not add put it together in the photos.
Interior photos.
Photo mounted on the body.
Finished up framing on the interior/exterior of the abdomen. Next steps are.
Build up both the floor and ceiling.
Finish detailing the interior.
Add exterior elements.
Photos from front, back and sides.
Started working on the abdomen. I have the basic mountboard framing done and I am starting on the interior.
Photo with a mini on a 25mm base for scale.
Interior framing
Interior details WIP.
Added the roof to both the head and thorax. Next is the abdomen. Each roof is coffee stirrers and metal ducting tape.
I have entered the LAF Build something competition again. Always tough competition and some great builds.
I had decided to do a transport for Frostgrave as described in The Wildwoods. Starting with this Kit from Amazon for the legs.
Starting with the legs. Each one looks like this to begin with.
This is how I dolled them up.
I will be using six out of the eight for this build.
Finished the last clock face. I had to build a second one because the first effort was not great. Down to the photos.
Here is the first attempt.
I think the second is an improvement.
Finished the mechanical clock face. Now I have to buy another circle cutter as when I started the last face the blade shattered.
It is time for the LAF Build Something Competition again and I am having a go again. The something this year is a place of worship. As I am trying to steer clear of temples for my Frostgrave terrain I decided to do a shrine. As they are often overlooked in the game I decided to build a shrine to chronomancers in the form of a clock tower that will end up doubling as a dice tower. Here are this mornings efforts. As I have the rest of the weekend free I am hoping to finish the majority of the structure.
