Taun taun taxidermy complete!/ Kit now ready pics page 2
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DangerRuss
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side horn mold progress.
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Man of War Studios
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Man..How did I miss this..This is amazing!
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AWESOME work man!
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DangerRuss
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YesI like the shot glass in the last pic. You definitely deserve a drink after this great build. Great job. :cheers
A shot of Captain everynite is my reward for a hard days work
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This is fantastic. As a suggestion, I think a project like this requires the best when it comes to putting the hair on it - whether you go for punched hair or glued, this needs the good stuff.
http://www.nftech.com/
I used to work for a mascot building company, which is how I got introduced to this stuff. I have also used your technique for making a head sculpt... but all my head sculpts were big funny cartoony animal heads. LOL
http://www.nftech.com/
I used to work for a mascot building company, which is how I got introduced to this stuff. I have also used your technique for making a head sculpt... but all my head sculpts were big funny cartoony animal heads. LOL
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DangerRuss
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Thanks for the link! I'll definately be going all out for the finish on this. I think the fur is going to really make this piece. Oh and I like your quote, we came up with this one back at the shop;" Every success begins with failure."
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DangerRuss
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Some clays can be hard to work at room temp. I usully sculpt in Le Beau Touche' HM by Chavant. You can soften it in the microwave, and work the surface with 3m citrus based cleaner to soften it, and alcohol to dry it back out.
For this clay I used stuff I had left over, recylced Klean Klay that I use mostly for clay walls in molding. It's cheap, $1 pound or so, and it's very soft at room temp. Which can be good or bad. To help protect the sculpt before mold I hit it with crytal clear from krylon, then spray it with universal mold release.
The side horns were made out of chavant(brown) and NSP soft(green). The sculpt is mismatched only to cut down on costs by using what I had.
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DangerRuss
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More mold progress. Mother mold, FG over silicone.
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MirrorminD
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Wow this is simply amazing and i agree with the suggestion about doing the Rancor next.
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FettSniper
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A rancor head would be very cool.....but also very......very big! but i suppose it could be a baby rancor, would be quite cute........NOT!
Steve
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DangerRuss
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Head mold completed. Side horn molds nearly done. Hope to be pulling parts this weekend.
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DangerRuss
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First part pulled!
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DirtyRodriguez
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it looks amazing! love the detail 
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