Haviland Tuf (scratchbuild)

Nakatan

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Today everyone know George Martin as an author of `Game of thrones` series. But, actually, he is also wrote outstanding sci-fi novels in the mid-1970. Personally, i think this is the best sci-fi ever written. So here is the character from one of those novels, Haviland Tuf. This novel is a collection of related short fiction works, originally published over several years, beginning with 1976's "A Beast for Norn". So, who is mr. Tuf? He is exeptionally tall, he is fat, he is bald, he is smart, he is fond of cats, he likes the taste of a good ale, and he is the only owner and crewmember of 30-km long warship Ark, nearly-derelict `seedship` of the long-defunct Federal Empire's Ecological Engineering Corps. Tuf travels the galaxy, offering his services to worlds with environmental problems, and sometimes imposing solutions of his own. Well, those solutions are quite unexpected and original, oftenly...
Now, about the mini. It`s done from the scratch. I used Reaper cat models and the tea tray with cups and bottle from Kinder Surprise, and fb ogre hand. Everything other than those are sculpted by me or cut from cardboard and plasticard. The Tuf`s figure is 9 sm long from legs to the top of his bald head. No airbrushing again - i was just too afraid to start my aerography practice with a single-copy mini. Yes, the space holograms are brush-painted too and this took a lot of time. And, btw, hope you`ll be interested enough to read Tuf`s Voyaging!

voting link - http://www.coolminiornot.com/353926
 

Yuggoth

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Great work! You should try sending pictures of it to Martin himself. I saw him interviewed for german television and he had a HUGE collection of dioramas in his livingroom.
 

AndyG

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Great sculpt and great paint job fantastic concept and a backstory er what more could anyone ask for?!?
lovely jubbly!
 

Ssasho0

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Awesome, I love it!
Haviland Tuff is one of my all time all time favorite book characters and you definately did him justice!
Keep up the good work


Best regards,
Sasho
PS: the book is great and I strongly recommend any SciFI fan to read it ;)
 
This is....what the....how did you....is this real?

This is would win any competition that it entered. My mind is blown. I am not worthy. Are you looking for an apprentice? Someone to clean your brushes and mix your paints for you? Seriously, I would pay to watch you paint.
 
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