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Werewolf statue test casting
Published: 2008-03-25 15:53:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 51135; Favourites: 1284; Downloads: 2603
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I already posted a couple of pictures of my 1:8 Werewolf statue here. But - some days ago I finally finished mould-making and got my first test casting. So, here it is, first resin copy of my Werewolf!I used small black stones in base as a filler - base is 425 grams, 300 grams of it are stones. That's why the base looks like it looks.
I'll try to paint it as soon as I find time, so it's probably not the last image of this sculpt here...
Thanks for looking!
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Seda minagi, veedan jΓ΅ulujΓ€rgset ΓΆΓΆd ja avastan ΓΌle hulga aja DeniantArti vaadates, et kuidagi kahtlaselt palju on mu pildikest vaadatud...
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My favorite weres are the ones with the smaller tails.
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Frikkin SWEET! The gangly arms are an awesome touch!! Beautifully done!
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Actually, the inspiration for this Werewolf came from Mike Mignola's sketch for Disney's "Atlantis" animated series. The hands were there...
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really?! That's bleedin' awesome! I love it!
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wow, you did a great job on the anatomy and fur details. i love the pose too. sculpy?
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No, it's Cernit, German-made polymer clay. I bet "Sculpey people" will hate it's properties... Although "opaque white" Cernit is very different for just "white". Much better.
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I LOVE IT!!! I hope to make werewolf sculptures like that! Although I would give them a longer tail X3 I still like it though
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That werewolf is just so cute. His face expression kind of makes him look playful. I love your attention to details on the muscles and that fur! I am so jealous how did you do the fur? Did you use tools or just place clay bit by bit on him? I'm making a werewolf now so that's why I'm curious to know
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I'm sorry that I'm so slow in answering... Fur - it's mostly just toolmarks on flat clay base, only on scruff I added small clay pieces separately for bristled fur. I bake my stuff many times, so sometimes I baked, let's say, hand and then added layer of clay for fur.
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Very nice werewolf statue, if you ever do sell some I'd love to buy one ^..^
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Amazing work man. I would definitely buy one!
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SO nice!!! Will you be selling base castings of these by any chance? OR...If not, would you be willing to do custom paint jobs? I LOVE this fellow so very very much. ^^
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Thanks!
I'm thinking about sellings some castings of it... But first I want to get my own painted copy. Also I need to figure out some things about this "making and selling a garage kit" system... I hate recasters and I don't want one day to see copies of my Werewolf, I haven't made, on Ebay... But I like the idea of people having some of my sculpts and I'd like to see different painted versions, as I'm sure I'll try not more than 2-3. So, I need to think about it.
By the way, do you have suggestions how to paint it?
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*smiles* Well I hope you think of me when you get the details hammered out for selling castings. As for paint-jobs, are you thinking of going with a classic werewolf/wolf coloration, or possibly something more exotic, or perhaps a handsome black furred fellow (my vote ^^ )?
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Nice creature, like the base... I would like to see it painted.-
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