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This is the first piece of an imposing project I've been wanting to do for a while. Definitely different than most of my work, which tends to be character figures. The concept was to create the world of Majora's Mask in five interlocking pieces, with as much detail as possible, on a very small scale. Notable landmarks are stylistically enlarged to mark their importance.

This is central Termina Field from The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask. It includes Clock Town in the center, with the moon (detachable) looming overhead. The areas in each of the four cardinal directions lead to the four regions of the game, which I created as separate pieces. Detail-wise, I've included the astral observatory in the southeast, the path to Milk Road in the southwest, and as many trees, mushrooms, and stone pillars as I could fit. The central disc is 5 inches in diameter, and the top of the moon is 7 inches above the ground, so this thing is pretty small (quarter included for scale in upper right).

Created entirely with Sculpey brand polymer clay (no paint), with minimal wire armatures and foil cores for structure, and glue-on grass from Warhammer 40k.

Description
This is the first piece of an imposing project I've been wanting to do for a while. Definitely different than most of my work, which tends to be character figures. The concept was to create the world of Majora's Mask in five interlocking pieces, with as much detail as possible, on a very small scale. Notable landmarks are stylistically enlarged to mark their importance.

This is central Termina Field from The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask. It includes Clock Town in the center, with the moon (detachable) looming overhead. The areas in each of the four cardinal directions lead to the four regions of the game, which I created as separate pieces. Detail-wise, I've included the astral observatory in the southeast, the path to Milk Road in the southwest, and as many trees, mushrooms, and stone pillars as I could fit. The central disc is 5 inches in diameter, and the top of the moon is 7 inches above the ground, so this thing is pretty small (quarter included for scale in upper right).

Created entirely with Sculpey brand polymer clay (no paint), with minimal wire armatures and foil cores for structure, and glue-on grass from Warhammer 40k.