dedguy
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Decided to move this to it's own thread. I had been posting it in the Shadow Pred thread as it's a customized Shadow Predator. I still have some further work I want to do including getting a mask for him and painting it. I'm also considering making a custom spear using the long blade from the Berserker gauntlet that I'll never actually use in the gauntlet.
Here's a quick rundown of the story so far.
I started with this:
I bought Noland's belt and Berserker's gauntlet:
I removed:
- the fur
- the left shoulder armor
- the right leather gauntlet
- the whole belt assembly
First I took the creature skull he comes with and cut it up. I tied the lower jaw to the right shoulder. I made leather armor for the left shoulder basically by tearing thin leather I have and then hand dying it. I then attached the upper part of the skull to the leather armor.
I then repainted the Noland belt I bought. Basically I repainted all the metal parts dark bronze and glossed the "leather" parts. I added leather panels to the front and back using the same method as for the shoulder armor.
I added an additional leather belt.
I then made a leather sheath for the sword he comes with by sewing together some more leather. I attached that to a shoulder strap made from string soaked in paint. I used some of the bones and skulls he came with to decorate it.
I planned on making a real leather gauntlet for the left arm but just couldn't get it to work so I just replaced the string with my paint soaked string which I think looks a bit better.
I wrapped the right arm under the blade gauntlet with paint soaked lace webbing.
I made from scratch the bone daggar pictured above and made a leather sheath for it and tied that to the left leg with leather lace.
I also just made a variety of miscellaneous bones from scratch including the claw hanging from his belt on the front and the three bones hanging from his belt on the back.
Progress pics:
IMG_9742 by dangercorpse, on Flickr
IMG_9745 by dangercorpse, on Flickr
IMG_9751 by dangercorpse, on Flickr
IMG_9745 by dangercorpse, on Flickr
IMG_9767 by dangercorpse, on Flickr
IMG_9766 by dangercorpse, on Flickr
IMG_9768 by dangercorpse, on Flickr
[url=https://www.flickr.com/photos/dedguy/8623316464/]
Here's a quick rundown of the story so far.
I started with this:
I bought Noland's belt and Berserker's gauntlet:
I removed:
- the fur
- the left shoulder armor
- the right leather gauntlet
- the whole belt assembly
First I took the creature skull he comes with and cut it up. I tied the lower jaw to the right shoulder. I made leather armor for the left shoulder basically by tearing thin leather I have and then hand dying it. I then attached the upper part of the skull to the leather armor.
I then repainted the Noland belt I bought. Basically I repainted all the metal parts dark bronze and glossed the "leather" parts. I added leather panels to the front and back using the same method as for the shoulder armor.
I added an additional leather belt.
I then made a leather sheath for the sword he comes with by sewing together some more leather. I attached that to a shoulder strap made from string soaked in paint. I used some of the bones and skulls he came with to decorate it.
I planned on making a real leather gauntlet for the left arm but just couldn't get it to work so I just replaced the string with my paint soaked string which I think looks a bit better.
I wrapped the right arm under the blade gauntlet with paint soaked lace webbing.
I made from scratch the bone daggar pictured above and made a leather sheath for it and tied that to the left leg with leather lace.
I also just made a variety of miscellaneous bones from scratch including the claw hanging from his belt on the front and the three bones hanging from his belt on the back.
Progress pics:
IMG_9742 by dangercorpse, on Flickr
IMG_9745 by dangercorpse, on Flickr
IMG_9751 by dangercorpse, on Flickr
IMG_9745 by dangercorpse, on Flickr
IMG_9767 by dangercorpse, on Flickr
IMG_9766 by dangercorpse, on Flickr
IMG_9768 by dangercorpse, on Flickr
[url=https://www.flickr.com/photos/dedguy/8623316464/]