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Happy Shiny New Year!

Here's a quartet of very famous red-nosed reindeer! I've posted three of them on here before, but I've actually made four versions of Rudolph over the years. And, for the first time, I actually had the opportunity to gather all four of the Rudolph models I've made together in one place.

First up is my original model of Rudolph, made in 2016. He eventually became a Christmas gift for my mom. He's the least accurate to the real puppet by far, but he still has a certain vintage-Christmas-decoration quality about him that I really like.

The second and third models were made back to back in 2019, as is probably evident from how similar they are! I tried to get a little closer to the design of the real puppet with these, and I intentionally tried to make them look a little more aged and antique, like the actual puppet looks now. The first of these two was given as a gift to my grandma. The second is the one I posted on here, though it too was gifted to a family member after making my current model.

And finally we have my most recent Rudolph model, made in 2020. This one is still in my collection. For this one, I tried to make him as screen-accurate as possible, and I used materials that better matched his on-screen appearance instead of making him look aged. I don't know for sure that I'm done making Rudolphs, but for the time being I'm still quite pleased with this one!

Description
Happy Shiny New Year!

Here's a quartet of very famous red-nosed reindeer! I've posted three of them on here before, but I've actually made four versions of Rudolph over the years. And, for the first time, I actually had the opportunity to gather all four of the Rudolph models I've made together in one place.

First up is my original model of Rudolph, made in 2016. He eventually became a Christmas gift for my mom. He's the least accurate to the real puppet by far, but he still has a certain vintage-Christmas-decoration quality about him that I really like.

The second and third models were made back to back in 2019, as is probably evident from how similar they are! I tried to get a little closer to the design of the real puppet with these, and I intentionally tried to make them look a little more aged and antique, like the actual puppet looks now. The first of these two was given as a gift to my grandma. The second is the one I posted on here, though it too was gifted to a family member after making my current model.

And finally we have my most recent Rudolph model, made in 2020. This one is still in my collection. For this one, I tried to make him as screen-accurate as possible, and I used materials that better matched his on-screen appearance instead of making him look aged. I don't know for sure that I'm done making Rudolphs, but for the time being I'm still quite pleased with this one!