Necron Flayed One clawed hand tutorial by Jerseydevil


I had a few people on another forum ask me to do a tutorial
on how I made the hands for my Flayed Ones.
I thought I would share it here as well if anyone was interested.

Necron Flayed One clawed hand tutorial
Materials and tools:
Necron Warrior
.080 x .125” styrene strip
3/64” styrene rod
.30 styrene sheet cut into 1/16” wide strips
Metal ruler
X-acto knife
Metal files
Pin vice with 1/64 and 1/16” drill bits
Clippers
1/16” hole punch


I start out with the styrene strip.
it is to square looking for the hand so I file the corners to round them off.


I then drill a small pilot hole in the middle with the 1/64” drill bit.
I then use the 1/16” bit to enlarge the hole.
This is where the hand will attach to the Flayed Ones wrist.
It is a lot easier to drill the hole before you clip the hand off the styrene strip.


I then clip the hand section off. It should be about a 1/8” long.


I glue a small piece of styrene rod to the end of the hand (the side without the hole drilled in it).
This will create the knuckles for the blades to attach.
I use a piece of rod a little bigger than needed.
I then clip off the excess and file it flush with the side of the hand.


For the thumb I file the end of the styrene rod to a dome, then cut it about 1/16” long.
I make the cut at a slight angle so it just is not sticking out the side of the hand.
I then glue the thumb to the hand, and the hand to the Flayed Ones wrist.


For the blades I start with some .30 styrene sheet that I cut into a 1/16” wide strip.
I use the clippers to roughly cut the shape of the curved blade.
I then use the file to round off the top, and file the bottom edge at an angle on both sides
to create a razors edge.
This step is easier if you shape the blade first before cutting it from the strip to length.


I then use a pencil to mark the length of the blade.
I make the first one (pointer) about ¾” long with the next blade about a 1/8” shorter
than the one before it.
I then use the hole punch to make a cut for the blade to attach to the knuckle on the hand.
I then cut the blade from the rest of the strip with an X-acto knife.



Here you can see the finished blade attached to the hand.