Topic: Hemble's Figure's - Imperial Navy Commando 6" - P48 07/02/23

[hemble]

Hi All,

This time around I decided I would repaint the Hasbro 6" Sandy and go back to my statue type figures/dioramas as I think they look way better with the joints covered.

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Figure/Equipment - The figure is from the Hasbro 6" Black Series and it was put into the pose you see and the joints were superglued and the puttied up using AVES - Fixit Sculpt, I was very impressed with the product as it is so easy to work with and I highly recommend it and a BIG THANKS to lucasclones (Chad) for all the advise with this product thanks buddy. Once the putty had dried I painted and weathered the figure and gear using Vallejo, GW paints and pastel chalks.

Base - The base was built up using high density foam and then plaster cloth was used to cover the base and the plaster cloth was also used to make the rocky outcrop. The small shrubs are from Army Painter and are the wasteland type and the small creature is from the Diamond Select Star Trek Wrath of Khan figures. Again once I got the look I wanted the base was painted and weathered using Vallejo, GW paints and pastel chalks.

Ron

[hemble]

A few more and different angle with close ups.

[mr.Jedi1977]

Ron ...  I really enjoy seeing your work and how you put it together and again you do not disappoint   !   the sand trooper is perfect. I am sure you must be loving this 6 inch line lol.... all the best Art

[Spookymufu]

that looks great! My only critique would be to lower the backpack to a more movie accurate location, the figure by default has the backpack mounted too high on the back, I assume it's for a future release of a dewback but it's just too high for screen accuracy

[Tamer]

Looks good to me. I do like it when you fill in the joints and give it a great paint scheme. Off to share.

[glorbes]

Ron, you really do nail these little vignettes.  What's great about this guy is the minor modifications that really make his sculpt shine, and of course your hyper-realistic base work.  Always a pleasure to see what you're making.

[hemble]

Ron ...  I really enjoy seeing your work and how you put it together and again you do not disappoint   !   the sand trooper is perfect. I am sure you must be loving this 6 inch line lol.... all the best Art

Thanks Art and glad you liked it.

that looks great! My only critique would be to lower the backpack to a more movie accurate location, the figure by default has the backpack mounted too high on the back, I assume it's for a future release of a dewback but it's just too high for screen accuracy

Cheers Spooky and you are correct the backpack needs to be lowered a few millimeters.

Looks good to me. I do like it when you fill in the joints and give it a great paint scheme. Off to share.

As always thanks Shawn.

Ron, you really do nail these little vignettes.  What's great about this guy is the minor modifications that really make his sculpt shine, and of course your hyper-realistic base work.  Always a pleasure to see what you're making.

Cheers Glorbes and you are correct these 6" figures are fantastic they just need very minor alterations to make the spoton.

Ron

[Luke Sprywalker]

Stunning work once again Ron!

[hemble]

Stunning work once again Ron!

Thanks heaps Spry.

Ron

[hemble]

Hi All,

When I started this Sandtrooper I wanted to do something a little different so I decided to make him with his helmet off and his standing around relaxing until his Dewback is ready. The figure and base were painted and weathered using Vallejo and GW paints and pastels.
 
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Figure/Equipment - The figure is from the Hasbro 6" Black Series and was put into a nice casual pose and then the joints were susuperglued and then the joints were covered using AVES Fixit sculpt,  the head is from the bits box and was original a punisher head.

The backpack and rifle are from the 6" Black Series Sandtrooper and I used small 1/6 clips and O-rings to attached the sling which is some left over leather. The shock stick was from the old 3/34" sandtrooper and I just removed the handgrip.
 
Base - The base is from a Sideshow Sandtrooper figure and the walls were cut out from foamcore and glued into place and the plaster of paris was used to cover the walls.  The sand is a 50/50 mixer of sand and plaster with a little PVA glue and was spread across the base to till I got the look I wanted.

Ron

[hemble]

4 more.

[Tamer]

Wow, what another great work of art in the six inch scale you have created using that Sandtrooper as a base. I can only wonder what new six inch goodness you will show us as we get more Black Series six inch figures. Bravo Ron. Off to share.

[darthdaddy]

Ron.  I have been loving your projects this year.  Sorry I haven't commented as often as  I used to do.  I used to comment all the time on forums from my cell phone because I'm always on the road, but with my new phone, the browser always crashes whenever I try to comment in a forum.  As a result my participation in forums has dropped significantly.   I have been watching and admiring though!  Your art is as awesome as ever.  I'd love to do a figure swap one day!

[Luke Sprywalker]

Another great looking scene mate! Love the subject matter and the paint work and weathering are phenominal!

[mr.Jedi1977]

  Another grand slam Ron!!!   I to cant wait to see what is next from you !!!  all the best    Art