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Superman13" - 33 cm
Scale 1/6
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Comments: 39
OK...THE CAPE...How'd did you do it? Wire mesh with SS covering?
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How do you harden your statue? Unless you don't harden it.
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It never hardens!
I must make the mold and then the cast
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Ok, what kind of clay do you use?
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Dim Clay - Professional Modeling Clay
www.dimclay.com
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Ok, thanks for answering my questions
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gracias churi! estas a full con el ingles!!
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Looks darned perfect to me!! Excellent work, the look is classic and accurate, plus I love the cape work. Must have been a bear to clean those large surfaces!
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Esta Genial !!! me canta el moviemiento de la capa,
Buenisimo
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That's great. Is it a polymer clay? If it is I have some process questions for you (mine keeps getting tiny fissures in the surface . . . air bubbles?).
Anyway, excellent work.
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To avoid air bubbles, you should knead the sculpey a long time before use.
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I love it! what do you use as a frame for the cape? I'm currently working on a Superman at about 6 inches tall and i'm not sure how to go about making a nice flowing cape. Also, is this Super Sculpey Firm?
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To make the cape, I use a clay base horizontal, then I sculpt on it.
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i don't know what that means...what's a Clay base Horizontal? i usually sculpt miniatures at around an inch tall so i can use anything from aluminium foil to material to give my puddy something to hold on to, but this will not work for my 6-7 inch figures.
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