
Can you repose the sandgroper mummy without cutting???
Moderator: TFF Mods
- Digger Goreman
- Legend
- Posts: 5000
- Joined: Sun Jun 25, 2006 3:30 am
- Location: Atlanta, GA., USA: Recruiting the Walking Dead for the Blood Bowl Zombie Nation
- Contact:
Can you repose the sandgroper mummy without cutting???
Expert repositioners: how much bend can you use on the arm(s) and leg(s) to maybe put this model into a running pose so as to have two more or less different models on the field at the same time? Or is there a better pose to reposition to...?


Reason: ''
-
- Experienced
- Posts: 149
- Joined: Mon Oct 11, 2010 1:24 pm
- Digger Goreman
- Legend
- Posts: 5000
- Joined: Sun Jun 25, 2006 3:30 am
- Location: Atlanta, GA., USA: Recruiting the Walking Dead for the Blood Bowl Zombie Nation
- Contact:
Re: Can you repose the sandgroper mummy without cutting???
Because of size, blitz-ras....
Reason: ''
- Digger Goreman
- Legend
- Posts: 5000
- Joined: Sun Jun 25, 2006 3:30 am
- Location: Atlanta, GA., USA: Recruiting the Walking Dead for the Blood Bowl Zombie Nation
- Contact:
Re: Can you repose the sandgroper mummy without cutting???
Wow, no one has opinions or suggestions for this problem? 

Reason: ''
LRB6/Icepelt Edition: Ah!, when Blood Bowl made sense....
"1 in 36, my Nuffled arse!"
"1 in 36, my Nuffled arse!"
-
- Experienced
- Posts: 129
- Joined: Tue Dec 19, 2006 12:49 am
- Location: London, UK
Re: Can you repose the sandgroper mummy without cutting???
Didn't reply as I'm not an expert repositioner, but these are my thoughts;
I don't think this can be done with just bending. Legs are too spread. Just bend one leg back and it'll look really odd. To do it well, cut at tops of thigh(s) and reposition leg(s), bending or cutting at knees also required. Loincloth/tackle cloak would have to come off too for best results. Pin repositioned legs back in place and greenstuff bandages in gaps.
Way too complicated for me, I'd leave as it is.
Good luck with the project.
I don't think this can be done with just bending. Legs are too spread. Just bend one leg back and it'll look really odd. To do it well, cut at tops of thigh(s) and reposition leg(s), bending or cutting at knees also required. Loincloth/tackle cloak would have to come off too for best results. Pin repositioned legs back in place and greenstuff bandages in gaps.
Way too complicated for me, I'd leave as it is.
Good luck with the project.
Reason: ''
- JaM
- Legend
- Posts: 2580
- Joined: Sun Oct 31, 2004 7:38 pm
- Location: The Netherlands.
Re: Can you repose the sandgroper mummy without cutting???
Make inscicions (sp?? basically, cuts) in the back of the knee of at least 1 leg. I'd take his right. Also make a cut, vertical, on the back of that leg on the 'top'.
That way you can bend the lower leg and the 'whole' leg towards the body, more 'in line' with the rest. One leg should be forward, the other one back if you kow what I mean.
The let arm is the one you might be able to bend, with a small cut.
BAsically: one leg forward, the opposite arm too. I'd either remove the whole leg/arm, and reposition it with a pin. Add some GS and paint it up.
But I'd go for 2 slightly different paintjobs, or add a shoulderplate/helmet to make them NOT look equal.
That way you can bend the lower leg and the 'whole' leg towards the body, more 'in line' with the rest. One leg should be forward, the other one back if you kow what I mean.
The let arm is the one you might be able to bend, with a small cut.
BAsically: one leg forward, the opposite arm too. I'd either remove the whole leg/arm, and reposition it with a pin. Add some GS and paint it up.
But I'd go for 2 slightly different paintjobs, or add a shoulderplate/helmet to make them NOT look equal.
Reason: ''