Tinkerbell - a fairy with an attitude - Page 4

**scarmig** · #31 07-15-2010, 12:42 PM

Gah, no.... I mean to say Frazetta. Got my artists discombobulated.

**KieferRhys** · #32 07-17-2010, 12:34 AM

Sorry to add to the sick puppy side of this thread, but a fairys' head on a stick - perfect for Cruella DeVilles' dry Martini?

**Tapcho** · #33 07-19-2010, 03:01 AM

You gauys are hilarious! :D:D:D And I'm no better - I've been playing with her breast lately. Pics soon as I get my camera back. Have a happy summer everyone and keep posting your freudian slips here...

**Tapcho** · #34 08-14-2010, 09:29 AM

After about 150 tabs or so I finaly got hold of her torso and stored it quicly in a magic cage for futher proceedings.

Word of advice: this model can't be done without crosslocking tweezers, you better have them plenty.

**Rick Thomson** · #35 08-14-2010, 01:30 PM

Man...that is pretty (both builds), and far beyond my modest ability.

As an aside, does anyone know of a model of Jock (Lady and the Tramp), as the proud processor of a Scottie, I'd really like one.

**Tapcho** · #36 08-14-2010, 03:08 PM

Thanks Rick, I'm pretty much hiding all the faults with the cage. I don't know of a Jock model but let's hope someone reading this thread does.

**Tapcho** · #37 08-15-2010, 02:55 AM

Did a little test with her wings. I printed the pattern on an inkjet transparecy. Should have done a bit darker though the contour is now a bit too suttle to my taste. We'll see later will these do. :o

**Tapcho** · #38 08-15-2010, 05:39 AM

And one more pic with the her head on aswell. I think I'll do with the wings (I have so little left of that transparency stock and I want to save it to some coming projects). And now to the shoeshop to get her some slippers.

**Tapcho** · #39 08-15-2010, 06:56 AM

A slipper for my princess.

**rbeach84** · #40 08-16-2010, 10:01 AM

Tappie, thanks for picking up on this again, your build is looking nice (that torso is a toughie!). R.L. issues have interrupted my modeling for now (nothing serious, but enough to make me a "spectator" during the interim) but I hope you'll now provide me a bit of "gouge" on the lower legs & feet as you go through it.

Re: the wings, I tried several coats (to saturation) of the clear coat spray on light paper to see if it would become somewhat transparent, but this wasn't satisfactory. I think I'll go with the transparency stock, perhaps with a light spray of the 'clear' to fog it slightly...

Keep up the good work!