Here are some photos. As You may see, there’ll be some difficulty with fitting hair, but with help of Magic Sculp I think I can manage it 🙂
The only thing I’m thinking about is, if I should glue all hair parts together with her face and then fill gaps, or make it in hard way – try to fit/fill parts, praying Magic Sculp won’t stick to other parts while doing so?
Take Care.
Since I’ve been asked few times about kits I’d love to make in future – I’ve made this, dedicated, wishlist page. Where You may see kits I added to my shop wishlist at E2046.com .
As for now, there’re only “a few” of, but I’m going to update it.
Wish me a luck in getting money for all those 😉
Take Care.
I’m having some serious issues with the idea I showed You in my last note.
As I told You already, I’m not sure what material I should use to prepare base.
I’ve been thinking about using Sculpey, but to make such big base, the cost would be way too high. I also found Milliput putty, which also could be used to sculpt, but it’s expensive as well- making base for those two figures would cost as much as buying one new kit. Typical modeling clay, which I can afford, is way too fragile.
I’m looking for any help in finding less expensive modeling material, which will be durable/stone-hard after drying.
Any ideas?
Take Care.
Since I’m really unpatient person and I’m going to got both Deedlit and Pirotess kits, I thought it may be fun to put them together in one piece.
I’m not sure, if I can call this diorama, but that was first word which came to my mind.
Here’s quick sketch I’ve done in openCanvas5 to show my idea. Any suggestions are welcome 🙂
I’ve been thinking about materials as well. As for now, my idea is to sculpt base with Super Sculpey, or Sculpey LivingDoll. But first I need to get them. It isn’t going to be easy, nor cheap.
Though, I have no idea, if I’ll ever find place to put them in my room in way they won’t get damaged by any accident 😐
Cheers!
