Warcraft "Tiger"

[eatcrow2]

Originally Posted by Dennispls

Hey man looks great! Do you use a pen or pencil to draw on the flaps (most likely to prevent any white from showing)?

All the above, but mostly felt tip markers and watercolor pencils. So much of what is used depends on what is being modeled. I use pastel chalks a lot because they're so easy to work with. Excellent for blending into surrounding areas. A set of quality chalks for modeling will last a lifetime (that's if your as old as I)..

[eatcrow2]

A lot of pages, but big parts...





Left leg added..

[Dennispls]

Damn this is shaping up nicely!

[elliott]

Dang Peter, the tiger looks like it could walk right through the screen and into my den. Better watch out!

[eatcrow2]

Originally Posted by elliott

Dang Peter, the tiger looks like it could walk right through the screen and into my den. Better watch out!

Yes it does have a nice ready to pounce pose to it!!

Adding more legs and body.. plus a "lot more" stuffing.

[Dennispls]

Wow looking great man! That rear end is going to be a pain in the butt....

[Michael Mash]

Hello Eatcrow,Your tiger is comming alive! It looks large. What will the total length be? Great Work. Mike

[JohnM]

Originally Posted by Dennispls

Wow looking great man! That rear end is going to be a pain in the butt....

I'm thinking ahead on that Dennis. I'll be making front and rear ends separately so that the last join will be in the waist area.

Johnny.

[sunto]

I am watching both assemblies of tigers and there are fantastic. I have printed this same model, but there is still on the paper, maybe in a future I will start with his assembly. For this moment great job

[Don Boose]

That is a really impressive creature!

Don