NMM Saint Celestine wip/tute

[energongoodie]

NMM is one of those things that I understand the concept, but haven't got the faintest idea how to do, even with stage by stage instructions it made no sense.

Amen!

[Tommie Soule]

Got the upper thigh done.

Still I think i need to tweak some bits here and there before I finish it and do a tutorial

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[Tommie Soule]

I did a simple NMM guide for you guys of all the hobby community

[url=https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.921687727850502.1073741940.152294311456518& type=3&uploaded=7]HERE BE THE GUIDE[/url]

[Psychosplodge]

That is going to be beautiful when it's finished.

[Reldane]

thanke for taking the time to share your technique. Celestine is looking very good

[primeministersinister]

Impressive. You should be really proud of that skill.
II'll try and practice this soon.
thanks for the tutorial

[Tommie Soule]

I got the next leg half done now.
You may also have noticed the feet are different. This is because i was undecided about the first foot i did and i think the second foot wins.
What do you think?

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[energongoodie]

Second foot

[Grom the Paunch]

I've no idea how you're doing that but its marvellous!!

[Tommie Soule]

Well said.

If you ever give it a go, try something fairly simple like a sword. Just a nice straight sword. Because as mentioned, knowing where to put the highlights is harder than being able to paint them; a crude, 5 layer, poorly blended NMM model can still look surprisingly good if the colours are all in the right spots. (Even if it does look like it's a bit unfinished and you're going to blend it all later.)