Hello,
a little work in progress of my bearded bad guy to show you have not been idle in recent days. I still have to work a lot 'but we are coming to an interesting result.
to you the pictures, as always, your comments are much appreciated.
Sunday, March 6, 2011
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Not all survivors are decent people! - Part 3
Hello,
a little work in progress of my bearded bad guy to show you have not been idle in recent days. I still have to work a lot 'but we are coming to an interesting result.
to you the pictures, as always, your comments are much appreciated.
Hello,
a little work in progress of my bearded bad guy to show you have not been idle in recent days. I still have to work a lot 'but we are coming to an interesting result.
to you the pictures, as always, your comments are much appreciated.
Friday, March 4, 2011
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Not all survivors are decent people! - Part 2
Hello,
after several days of reflection on my latest model, I came to conclusion that the left arm just so wrong. That said and grabbed my trusty knife, I cut a wedge in the arm at the elbow of the thumbnail and I cut off his hand. After placing two pins to give solid (rather than to remedy the weakness of conversion, the pin I need to provide a solid base to prepaint of soft plastic that is difficult to paste in a decent way), I glued the arm and hand in way that holds the barrel of a gun.
As you can see, unfortunately, the hand is a bit 'too advanced and not where it should actually be, I will serve as a lesson for next time!
Once the glue dried, with a little bit to procreate (the same one with which I carved stucco pants), I finished the wrist and elbow hours repositioned the flap and added to the pants.
At this point the model can be called complete, however, before priming, I want to take some 'time to decide whether to attack and what to wear on the shoulder strap ... Do you have any advice? Look
your comments are, as always, very welcome ... 
Hello,
after several days of reflection on my latest model, I came to conclusion that the left arm just so wrong. That said and grabbed my trusty knife, I cut a wedge in the arm at the elbow of the thumbnail and I cut off his hand. After placing two pins to give solid (rather than to remedy the weakness of conversion, the pin I need to provide a solid base to prepaint of soft plastic that is difficult to paste in a decent way), I glued the arm and hand in way that holds the barrel of a gun.
As you can see, unfortunately, the hand is a bit 'too advanced and not where it should actually be, I will serve as a lesson for next time! Once the glue dried, with a little bit to procreate (the same one with which I carved stucco pants), I finished the wrist and elbow hours repositioned the flap and added to the pants.
At this point the model can be called complete, however, before priming, I want to take some 'time to decide whether to attack and what to wear on the shoulder strap ... Do you have any advice? Look your comments are, as always, very welcome ...
Monday, February 28, 2011
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Not all survivors are decent people! - Part 1
Hello,
having decided to leave my workplace, which technique better than to complete a few more pieces? Tonight I decided to dedicate myself to yet another survivor of the "Project Z" even though it was I intend to make a "bad". And 'it is well known (at least in the post-apocalyptic literature) that not all survivors are necessarily the type recommended, but ...
With this in mind, I decided to assemble a great biker, big, bearded and armed with assault rifle (an M14 military surplus).
I started from the remnants of the now known predipinti Starwars series that I had used to make the hunter . To be exact I used the bust of the "Rodian Blaster-for-hire and legs of the 'human scoundrel" (which I had already used to make Dale
After finding a suitable head (a head Pitt West wind ) And have it adapted, I grooved the neck of the vest and the pants have built in order to get jeans.
done, I emptied out the hand holding the blaster and then replace it with the M14's "The Assault Group . Last thing to do was spstare the weapon toward the inside, which I obtained with a small pin of copper between the wrist and pelvis.
Once the glue dried, I realized the rib with a thin strip of lead foil.
For now I'll stop here, I think even if you replace the left arm or leave it. As soon as I decided I will, I will spend a bit 'of primer and then paint away!
wait, as always, comments / Advice are very welcome. 
Hello,
having decided to leave my workplace, which technique better than to complete a few more pieces? Tonight I decided to dedicate myself to yet another survivor of the "Project Z" even though it was I intend to make a "bad". And 'it is well known (at least in the post-apocalyptic literature) that not all survivors are necessarily the type recommended, but ...
With this in mind, I decided to assemble a great biker, big, bearded and armed with assault rifle (an M14 military surplus).
I started from the remnants of the now known predipinti Starwars series that I had used to make the hunter . To be exact I used the bust of the "Rodian Blaster-for-hire and legs of the 'human scoundrel" (which I had already used to make Dale
After finding a suitable head (a head Pitt West wind ) And have it adapted, I grooved the neck of the vest and the pants have built in order to get jeans. done, I emptied out the hand holding the blaster and then replace it with the M14's "The Assault Group . Last thing to do was spstare the weapon toward the inside, which I obtained with a small pin of copper between the wrist and pelvis.
Once the glue dried, I realized the rib with a thin strip of lead foil. For now I'll stop here, I think even if you replace the left arm or leave it. As soon as I decided I will, I will spend a bit 'of primer and then paint away!
wait, as always, comments / Advice are very welcome.
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Lucia D'Errico: Biography
Lucia D'Errico graduated with honors from the Conservatory "B. Marcello" of Venice under the guidance of Thomas De Nardis. Is achieving a high specialization course in performance at the Birmingham Conservatoire (UK) focusing on the contemporary repertoire. Interested in deepening the many different languages \u200b\u200band their possible interactions between them, he studied composition with Richard Vaglini, foreign languages \u200b\u200band literatures at the University of Ca 'Foscari of Venice, where he earned a master's degree with honors in English literature
i extra-musical interests include cinema and graphic arts.
Sounds for important institutions such as Theater Dal Verme, Milan, Teatro La Fenice in Venice, Brinkhallin Summer Festival in Turku, Finland, Roma Music Festival New Spaces, Contemporary Music Series of the Institute of Musicology "Carlos Vega" in Buenos Aires, Festival Desde el Este Oste of the Rosary , Argentina, Castelnuovo-German Guitar Festival in Treviso, Conegliano Guitar Festival, and many others. His specific interest to the music of today the door to give many first performances and working with composers including Rocco Abate, Alessandro Bellino, Eduardo Caceres, Mauro Cardi, Ciarlantini Paola, Alessandra Ciccaglione, Silvia Colasanti, Federico Costanza, Daniel Alberto Cozzi Bianca Furgeri, Ada Gentile, Marta Lambertini, Luca Moscow, Francesco Pavan, Marcela Pavia, Mauro Porro, Alessandra Ravera, Saldicco Cesare, Francesco Telli, many of whom have dedicated their works. He specializes
with Elena Casoli, Marco Cappelli, Zoran Dukic, Carlos Molina, Vladislav Blaha, Helen Sanderson.
addition to the classical guitar, electric guitar and is dedicated to the bass guitar, and is interested in music through the knowledge of Middle Eastern oud.
is one of the founders of the group FramEnsemble. Tile activity of the interpreter as a teacher, as a teacher in schools and taking master classes in Italy and abroad (USA, Argentina), and has worked for several years with Thomas De Nardis inside the Conservatory of Venice. Work into the "Musicians Mojanesi for the promotion of musical culture with a focus on younger generations.
info:
lu.derrik @ gmail.com
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