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[Egbert]

Fantastic DMS
...beautiful figures just the way I love models. Dynamic, lively and unique.

[Egbert]

Which painting or pictures did you use as a template?

[C M Dodson]

Superb as always.

Best wishes ,

Chris

[dms]

Thanks.
Dear Egbert,I did not use any specific image.I took inspiration from some pictures for poses and used others for some details and costumes

[Egbert]

Thanks for your answer and this information...

[dms]

Youre welcome Egbert

[Peter]

And the beautiful figures keep on coming! Those wagons with the mules is awesome!

[dms]

Thanks Peter

[k.b.]

Absolutely splendid, as usual. Have been staring admiringly at them for 5 minutes and am still unable to choose a favourite. Think it’s between the two figures on the extreme right with raised rifles, the wolf skin clad warrior with spear and shield in the centre or the chap with the tomahawk on the far left. A joy to behold

[C M Dodson]

You really have caught the spirt of these fellows.

Marvellous work .

I have researched the printing medium but still can not fathom out how you get a three D format from a two D picture.

Best wishes,

Chris

[atalante]

Very interesting work!
I have the same question about the relationship between images and 3D printing.

[dms]

Thank You guys,I don't convert a 2d picture into the 3d figures.I do it three-dimensionally, starting with a cube and then extruding ,cutting, mooving the faces vertices or edges of the object,increasing the number of polygons,etc until I reach the desired shape.See the pictures bellow I hope it helps

[MABO]

the result is stunning, if one see the start...

[Santi Pérez]

Thank You guys,I don't convert a 2d picture into the 3d figures.I do it three-dimensionally, starting with a cube and then extruding ,cutting, mooving the faces vertices or edges of the object,increasing the number of polygons,etc until I reach the desired shape.See the pictures bellow I hope it helps

Phew, that sounds like an unattainable task for a useless IT guy like me, which makes me appreciate your merit even more, dms.

My warmest congratulations.

Santi.

[dms]

Thanks Santi

[Susofrick]

Meeting Zorro or Davy Crockett? Great as always!

[Santi Pérez]

Meeting Zorro or Davy Crockett? Great as always!

He's actually a member of the "dragones de cuera" or "soldados de cuera", which were defensive troops created by the Spanish Empire in the 18th century to defend the frontier of the presidios of New Spain (Texas, New Mexico, Alta California and Baja California) in the territory of the present-day United States of America.

Their name was derived from the cuera, a long sleeveless coat made up of up to seven layers of fur, highly resistant to the arrows of enemy Indians, which they wore as protection. In addition to a rifle and sword, they were armed with a spear and a shield.

Very original figure, dms!

Santi.

[dms]

Thanks,let's go north

[JurgenH]

As always, wonderful characters, lively scenes and very beautiful displays. I love her work.
Jürgen

[Crynsminiaturen]

Wonderfull work, I like it very much. Especially the 20 mule triple-wagon. Your choice of subject, designing, painting, landscaping and pohtography, its all top quality. My respect!