Nope not really. The last couple of weeks I have been tweeking the Atlas arms and working on the head. Making some progress, but I have no pics to show you as my camera is broken.
My family and I went to the Vancouver FanExpo last weekend (think Comicon) which was a blast and so many cool costumes and props to take photos of but the camera was dropped and thats that.
I did manage to make a cool sword for my daughters costume. She went as Fionna from Adventure Time and I squeezed out her crystal sword the night before. Id love to show you the pics but you know.
Oh and a little update regarding the Catapault.
Jimi is hard at work but he is split 10 different ways right now thanx to Wonderfest coming up. He is in casting overdrive. But rest assured progress is being made and as soon as there is some new news Ill post pronto.
Sunday, April 28, 2013
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Baby got back
So I just wanted to show the little bits that have been finished that make up the whole back.
Basically 6 pieces that attach and then the shoulder bits go on top and that completes that.
Next up, working on the shoulders.
I first built it like the paper plan, but thats the simplified version.
But it did give me the dimensions to work with and then attempt number 2 gets us this.
And again, thanx to Sparks Murphey who got me some great closeup shots of the shoulder.
Which attaches to this,
Which goes here. Now all this will be casted so I have a left and a right to work with.
Now the upper arms are giving me a little problem. Once I had the basic shape done I realized that the little bit of movement I wanted to give it wont happens because there is like NO room to move,
It may be that it will end up just a static piece and attach in a very basic way.
It will rotate up and down thanx to the shoulder and with the way I'll do the elbow the poseability of the arms will be pretty good regardless.
Well a few more days and the arms will be done..
Oh and I screwed the head up, gotta do it again. Its just so damn hard.
Basically 6 pieces that attach and then the shoulder bits go on top and that completes that.
Next up, working on the shoulders.
I first built it like the paper plan, but thats the simplified version.
And again, thanx to Sparks Murphey who got me some great closeup shots of the shoulder.
Now the upper arms are giving me a little problem. Once I had the basic shape done I realized that the little bit of movement I wanted to give it wont happens because there is like NO room to move,
It may be that it will end up just a static piece and attach in a very basic way.
It will rotate up and down thanx to the shoulder and with the way I'll do the elbow the poseability of the arms will be pretty good regardless.
Oh and I screwed the head up, gotta do it again. Its just so damn hard.
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