Sting Chameleon

@M · Jun 3, 2004

http://www.geocities.com/kramwartap/Updates.html

FormlessOne · Jun 3, 2004

Good job, that's awsome. Sting Chameleon is one of my favorite Mavricks. I lost intrest after X3 though.

shirt · Jun 5, 2004

That's rad as fuck, any more Mavericks?

Robert · Jun 5, 2004

I really like the splatter house 3 toys.

PleaseKillMeNow · Jun 5, 2004

Your 2.5d figures are really, really, great.

seba_boi · Jun 5, 2004

Whoah!... It's like you have a collection of videogame Beany Babies...

RAINBOW PONY · Jun 5, 2004

Whoa cool!

@M · Jun 6, 2004

Thanks for the comments everyone.

Shirt in a Can said:
That's rad as fuck, any more Mavericks?

I've also made Rainy Turtloid (MMX6), Tidal Makkoeen/Duff McWhalen, and Vile mk-2 Mavericks from the X series. They're on my Capcom fan art page under the Mega Man X Miscellaneous section.

http://www.geocities.com/kramwartap/capcom_artwork.html

shirt · Jun 6, 2004

M said:
Thanks for the comments everyone.

I've also made Rainy Turtloid (MMX6), Tidal Makkoeen/Duff McWhalen, and Vile mk-2 Mavericks from the X series. They're on my Capcom fan art page under the Mega Man X Miscellaneous section.

http://www.geocities.com/kramwartap/capcom_artwork.html

Those are all simply awesome, what did you use to sculpt them?

EDIT: i see that for some use used styrofoam, are all your 3D figures made with the same materials?

I would love to try some of this kinda stuff myself

@M · Jun 7, 2004

The most commonly used construction materials for my figures are paper (white or newsprint), thin & currogated cardboard, paper towling, and white & hot glue. I seldom use styrofoam.

As far as trying to do some yourself, go for it. It's really not that hard. Someone on this board asked me to do a tutorial for my type of sculpting awhile back, but I never got around to doing it - mainly because I wasn't exactly sure how to structure such a tutorial. I showed one of my friends how to do it once, but that was in person. The closest thing I have to a tutorial is my "work in progress" page for the Jade Pinnipedia figure I did awhile ago:

http://www.angelfire.com/ult/ace/work_in_progress.html

shirt · Jun 7, 2004

M said:
The most commonly used construction materials for my figures are paper (white or newsprint), thin & currogated cardboard, paper towling, and white & hot glue. I seldom use styrofoam.

As far as trying to do some yourself, go for it. It's really not that hard. Someone on this board asked me to do a tutorial for my type of sculpting awhile back, but I never got around to doing it - mainly because I wasn't exactly sure how to structure such a tutorial. I showed one of my friends how to do it once, but that was in person. The closest thing I have to a tutorial is my "work in progress" page for the Jade Pinnipedia figure I did awhile ago:

http://www.angelfire.com/ult/ace/work_in_progress.html

My god, I can't even begin to imagine how you went about that one, amazing work. I can't for the life of me figure out how you sculpted some of that stuff, especially the skull. Also, what kind of paint do you use for these? Sorry for so many questions, I appreciate the info

@M · Jun 8, 2004

I use all sorts of different types of paint for my figures - everything from watercolors to poster paints to latex gloss. Some inexpensive hobby paints from a store (I get mine from Walmart's craft section), which is what Sting Chameleon was mostly painted with, are probably a good starting point.

To eliminate painting altogether, I sometimes use colored paper and cardboard. My Sniper Totem figure is an example of this:

http://www.geocities.com/kramwartap/snipertotem.html

I also "color" things by rubbing dirt into them for a grungy look. The Baron of Lost Souls figure I had in my previous website update, a contest entry for www.doomworld.com, is a good example of this:

http://www.angelfire.com/ult/ace/baronsouls.html

Tom · Jun 8, 2004

Sweet M, I really like your work espcially the Splatter House 3 monsters. Have you ever thought about doing a transformed Rick? Keep up the great work.

@M · Jun 9, 2004

Somebody here asked me that before, maybe it was you. I don't know if I'll ever make a Mutated Rick or not, if I make anymore Splatterhouse 3 figures, I'd probably go with more monsters.

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