my new attempts on Chinese Mythology

[rayloryan]

Hi guys , i've recently read the old Chinese Fantasy "journey to the west" and decided to make some figures from the novel. my first attempation is the " third Prince" named Ne zha. see his bio on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nezha

He has to forms, one is nomal form the other is 3-feads-6-arms form. His weapons includes:
- Spear of Fire Tip
- Sword of Demon killing
- Blade of Monster Slaughter
- Ring of Heavn and Earth
- Nine-Dragon cover-shape of Sacred Fire
- Band of Heaven Unification
- Fire-wind wheels( foot)

Normal forms:





3-heads-6-arms

[Susofrick]

Love the third picture! Now we know how you make your figures! Well, I love all the pictures. I have started with Dreams of Red Chambers, but took a break to read other stuff. Going to pick it up later again.

[Graeme]

Fabulous! I really like these.

Even more exotic than the wonderful ancient Chinese troops we've been seeing on the forum.

[rayloryan]

I have started with Dreams of Red Chambers, but took a break to read other stuff. Going to pick it up later again.

Wow... it is even hard to our native Chinese readers. Big clap to you.

I used cotton as clouds to take some pictures. The cotton looks good. I need to improve my paiting skill...

[Graeme]

The painting looks good to me.

Interesting subject, good looking figures and that tiger is terrific!

[DickerThomas]

Great work, Ray...

[Susofrick]

Wow... it is even hard to our native Chinese readers. Big clap to you.

Thanks! I had to take a break to try to forget the introduction. It was so full of spoilers so it took away the fun reading the book. Soon I have read all odd crime novels and other stuff I have lying around and will start again with it.

Really love your stuff here! It's great to learn from other cultures!

[Susofrick]

Oh, forgot to tell, I don't read it in Chinese! It's a Swedish translation I found at work.

[rayloryan]

Oh, forgot to tell, I don't read it in Chinese! It's a Swedish translation I found at work.

Admire you. You really need a lot of foot notes to understand what the book describes. China's acient Noble life is kinda far away from morden us. Keep reading, it is worthy.