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BLACKPLAGUE1348 β Warcraft Undead Warlock 2
Published: 2012-05-27 02:14:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 14084; Favourites: 463; Downloads: 287
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Undead Warlock I sculpted for DC Direct's World of Warcraft line a few years ago. sculpted in catilene wax urethane styrene andren board with real chains added. 7" high.Related content
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Mmm dat Meryl Felstorm. I've been thinking of getting one of these action figures and putting it on a rotating, mirrored LED display stand for my own amusement.
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Do you sell casts? I'd like to paint one myself instead of buying the mass-produced pre-painted one.
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teach me the ways of sculpting! i beg of you! this looks amazing... keep up the excellent work!
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Wow... just wow. I hope you do more of these from WoW! Amazing! I wish I could do this for my toon.
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What kind of material do you use specifically to make these 
I been wanting to get my hand on the right material on making an Ezio Auditore
Figure from Assassins Creed.
Or at least find someone who would want to make it and I'd pay em to do it!
I must know please for this is just a unique and outstanding piece here =O
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I sculpt them in various waxes and clay, usually Castilene , then mold them in silicone rubber and cast them in urethane plastic.
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Sounds a tad complicated but I believe its not that hard.
Is the material expensive? Is it available at some art stores
or only online? o.o
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Ask at your local art stores, they usually carry most of this stuff, or can direct you to where to find them. Castilene, and the molding and casting supplies can be pretty expensive.
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Ahh. Well thank you very much!
Hope I can find it soon as possible
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I have one, itΒ΄s my favourite model from the WOW Actionfigures!
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I don't play WoW, but this is just freaking AWESOME! Thank You
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In an infinite Multiverse all things are possible.
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is it possible to use this as a reference for paintings?
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Sure, I did it s a commercial commission.
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holy crap thats awesome!
I'm in awe of the amount of detail. Is this a cast off a mold or did you paint it all in one color?
If you did make a mold, how on earth did you manage that? this is insanely good.
so many questions... sigh.
great job!
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I broke it down into pieces to cast it all in this grey color. It's probably about 20 pieces.
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great mother of god, that's a lot of pieces.
So you sculpted it in one piece and then dissembled it or somehow made the pieces separately? Because taking something this complex apart would be a pain...
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It's very time consuming but I plan every project out with this in mind from the beginning, because they can't be produced all in one piece.
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I figured as much. I take it then you also sculpted on armature that comes apart quite easily?
You obviously put a lot of time in effort into this, but it sure paid off.
My hat is off to thee. thanks for sharing.
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My favourite character in my favourite set 
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Dude, have you done anything for Diablo? If not you should totally look into it!
This is wicked awesome!!!
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I have quite a few friends who are in to these figurines, and while i never got any myself I was always impressed by the artistry in them and intrigued by how they might be created and molded with such detail. How do they convert your wonderful detailed model to the 1" figurines they sell?
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I saved pictures of this dude (with colour) a long time ago. Now I get to give the artist e-props. :]
This is staggeringly cool.
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o my! talk about being epic!! it's awesome!!
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That feel when you know someone who has this and has seen it before. ITS SO AWESOME!! Great work.
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Oh, was it you who sculpted? That figure is a big favourite, love the robes and staff. I played as warlock at WoW, and this guy there shows up all the awesomeness of warlocks.
Great work!
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