This morning I had to pass by my workbench since I forgot something there last night, and I couldn't help than to spare a glance at the ZEUS scene.
LL really fills the scene with the proudly swollen (chuffy) chest :)
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OK, but here's an update:
I worked on the wounded/medic scene some more.
The medic has a rather large bag (from an dold Tamiya kit) as well as he's holding an infusion for the wounded.

The shoulder of the wounded is allready patched up while he's holding a bandage to his tigh. The boots still need the gaiters.

Here you have abetter look at the schoulder patch.
The Ogryn bodyguard:

I started with the yawline and chin
Then the lower lip
upper lip
cheeckbones
nose
eyebrows
then the rest of the head
I placed a regular IG helmet (with the sides shaved off and then bent outwards) on top and I added some scars.

For the actual body I used also a 1:35 Tamiya figurine that I modified to fit the position I want. The position is similar to the 2004 GD winner Ogryn (just mirrored) and he's going to stand right behind LL - almost embracing him.
In the left hand he's gonna hold a banner or flag and in the right he's gonna hold a chainsword.
From the original figurine I removed part of the lower leg (actually the complete gaiter) to simulate the large upper body and rather short legs.
From the original figurine I removed part of the lower leg (actually the complete gaiter) to simulate the large upper body and rather short legs.
Still a long way to go :)
I look forward to your comments.
Cheers
Klaus