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I cannot personally help you out, but I believe it's possible to do. Just 4 ideas that might help you out as a starting point: (Reference from XM studios) (reference from statue forum, user Sparhawk71) I'm new to Witchblade, but took a peek on google images and I understand you want a tight...

Re: Metal tools. SS, Al, Ti, Ag (update soon)

I'm really glad you successfully managed to do it right the first time :D In the picture it looks good as new ;D

You need to pin it! + add an adhesive. Pining it refers to adding a structural support inside, as a metal rod. The adhesive, won't hold on itself under manipulation. Materials needed: Fast cure epoxy putty (5 min) Fast cure epoxy glue. A small metal pin (brass tubing, metal rod, small nail...

- Stainless steel blades - .925 grip - Titanium blade with aluminum handle (hero prop). More info soon. Cheers.

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Tea & coffee. Shades brightest - darkest: green tea-> earl grey -> Ceylan -> coffee Also pastels and/ or watercolors diluted in water, painted onto the clothes.

PVC is finicky in color stability, but is structurally stable. The color problems would be easily solved repainting the figure and there is an abundance of good painters, so it won't become a total loss in the worse case scenario. If the paint is well applied, it may change colors, but won't...

Hot toys plastic heads are made form PVC and other companies aren't. When tinted, it tends to look a bit dull, in contrast to styrene. To lessen the costs of materials, the paint scheme is simplified to have a base tone over which they hand paint detail, shadows etc. The base color then comes...

Mr Trevor Groove did a fantastic piece:

Casting finished.

So they finally sold it. Congrats to the winner.

If its sculpted, one way is using a metal tool like this: M00476 MOREZMORE Polymer Clay Pottery Ceramics Sculpting Dragon Fish Scale Tool | eBay Polymer Clay Central - Alan's Texture Tool or doing this: But I'm not sure he made them that way. After looking at his pics, I think he made them...

There aren't really bad materials, but inappropriate for certain tasks. Soft clay are really great for large stuff and working with your hands, but you wouldn't use that for miniatures as you'd only be able to pull off basic shapes and smudge everything else. 1:6 heads require some the hardest...

If you got some complex task ahead of you, the best way of getting to it is breaking it down in less complex steps with a clear objective in mind. Ideally you understand fully what you want to achieve and how, prior to holding a brush in your hand. Plan your paint job in layers and do it step...

I'd do the neck (1) entirely out of epoxy putty or as posted above, (2) affix the head to a neck post and cover up the seams in epoxy. Some minor paint retouches may be needed. You gotta keep in mind the resin heads have a certain elasticity, even more the neck's internal contact is made in a...

Re: 1:6 Leto Joker Head (80% completed - updated) Casting first tests. Refining assembly details.

Some refinements

Plaster model.

Adding some more volumes to the mockup before transfering to a harder material.