Monday, March 31, 2014

paint: dreadball: shellshock pizzeria turtons

At last, and with just hours to spare before the big road trip, the Turtons are ready to take to the pitch! They even have a snazzy logo to go with 'em!

(Most of the pics in this article are clickable for a larger view.)


L-to-R: Donnie, Raph, Leo, Mikey


L-to-R: Einstein, Spike, Vince, Angelo

You may notice that none of the Turtons have numbers. I've got a quick method for telling them apart based on the Turton's mask and which scute is darkened. If the darker scute is on the left, they use a traditional name/color combo. If the dark scute is on the right, they're using an alternate name that ties to the original character.

I think they all look pretty good, but I'm most proud of Coach Splinter. The paint flowed far more easily on this model, and I can't wait to get some feedback from Damon, Celso, Andrew et. al to see what I did right, what I did wrong, and suggestions for improvement. Oddly, I'm particularly fond of how his hands came out.


While the team is ready to play, I'm not 100% there yet. I'll probably finish the custom roster Wednesday morning and head to the Kinko's just down the road to print 'em up. THEN I'll be 100% ready to for Saturday night!

Shellshock Pizz-er-ee-ah Turtons
Shellshock Pizz-er-ee-ah Turtons
Shellshock Pizz-er-ee-ah Turtons
Shockingly bold flavor!
Shellshock Pizza!

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2 comments:

  1. your work is great What did you use to sculpt the shell and head?

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    1. I used Grey Stuff. It's a two-part resin similar to Green Stuff, but I find it less sticky and a bit easier to work with.

      http://www.amazon.com/Gale-Force-GFM320-Stuff-Miniature/dp/B003186YBC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1453068355&sr=8-1&keywords=grey+stuff

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