Enlistee's art gallery!

[markchro]

That's superb! Not just the sculpt but the wonderful metallic patina paint job to put the cherry on the top!

[long live kong]

Thanks my friends! I'm sculpting an original design for my next project , I'll keep you posted. 

[markchro]

A recent Peter Cushing painting (as Dr Who). I've posted the progress scans in the Peter Cushing 100 thread,

http://www.universalmonsterarmy.com/forum/index.php?topic=22540.0

Acrylics on watercolour board.

[Illoman]

Excellent!! Love the softness of the hair, and the lighting. Unusual choice of colors, but you made it work quite well! Another Markchro masterpiece!!

[long live kong]

Great work Marchro! I like the expression - serious but with just a hint of cheeky benevolence! How a Dr. Who should look!

[Dr. Madd]

I will have a couple new pieces soon for you. One will be coming soon from the black lagoon, if you get my drift.

[creaturerevenge]

Mark! That's a KILLER Dr. Who piece! The lighting is wicked cool on it!!!

Here is a design sketch I just finished up on a plane ride yesterday for a new bust I'm going to start sculpting on soon. I've wanted to do my own take on the Frankenstein monster for quite a while now and I figured it's time to sit myself down and do it! I wanted to put some hints of the Karloff monster in it with a few touches from Shelly's description in the original novel (mainly the longer hair). I also plan on using some artificial snow on the hair and shoulders of the final piece...

[Unknown Primate]

Really dig the Frank sketch!  I enjoy seeing different takes on the monster.  Looking forward to the sculpt.

[Unknown Primate]

  My BIGFOOT!  Thanks to my daughter, Caitlin, for making it come to life!

http://picasion.com/i/1U5Vg/

[Count_Zirock]

BIGFOOT WATCHES JACK LALANE!

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[Dr. Madd]

two new siege machines.



This is a view of the underpult- those two sticks are a rail to hold the ammunition, and the business end of this weapon.



This is a view of the Underpult from the front. The Swing arm is launched forward by the rubber band behind it, kicking the round down the rails. the firing lever is pulled forward to set the weapon to launch



This is the back of the underpult, with the rubber band in view and the swing arm



The arm engaged. the band stores the energy for release.



The round is placed here and when released the round is kicked forward with great velocity.

Now for my next catapult



This catapult launches projectiles by the repulsive power of two magnets with the same poles facing each other. the ammo is a craft bead on a string and this is a single-beam sling catapult.



This is the arm of the device. This magnet is repelled by the bank of square magnets on the base. Even at rest, this arm stays uplifted, held aloft by the magnetic repulsion.

[markchro]

Many thanks Mike, long live kong, and creature revenge.

Creature revenge! I'm really excited with your plans for the Monster sculpt and I look forward to seeing the finished piece.

Mark & Caitlin! That's really cool!

Dr. Madd! Any plans for a larger version of one of your siege machines?

[Dr. Madd]

Been trying to design one.

[long live kong]

Mark - my daughter keeps asking to see the 'Dancing Bigfoot!' Great work mate.

Another fine contraption Dr. MADD!!

Looking forward to seeing Frankies progress Creaturerevenge. (Like the snow idea too!)

[Unknown Primate]

Right on!  That made my day, Ben!