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scargeear — Sephiroth 05
Published: 2010-06-29 06:37:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 4198; Favourites: 95; Downloads: 134
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Custom BJD doll head made by myself on Dream Realm body.Faceup, wig, clothes and shoes are also by me.
It took me ~6 month of hard work to finish the cosplay.
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this is the coolest bjd custom I have ever seen
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Thank you very much! I'm so pleased that you like my Sephy!
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didn't you make a tutorial on DOA, on how to make a doll stand that goes in the ground? I remember this picture being used on it.
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Seriously brilliant work. And the post is really nice too. 
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Thanks a lot! He's a very good poser, thanks to Li Wei, the author of the body! I used a bit of aid, though
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Holy freakin crap that's amazing! I don't think I've ever lusted after a doll before...
All the little details on his outfit are just astounding, bravo!
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Many thanks! The details are not so little, he is 70 cm high. I worked with Barbie size, that is much harder.
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I'll bet you could tell someone this was a human cosplayer and they'd believe you. ^_^
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Thanks! Actually people here on DA mistook him for the human several times))
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whoa he luks real! O_O
im listening to his theme song right now xD "one-winged angel" on youtube
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You are really talented!! What material did you use for the armor and sword?
Do you accept order for customising BJD?
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Thank you so much! "Apoxie Sculpt" 2-part epoxy putty is used for the armor set, the sword is cut out from aluminium, the tsuba and the shank are from brass, the handle is sculpted out of Apoxie too, and the nylon cord is added.
No, I do not take commissions, I'm sorry, they would be too expensive))
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wow! Hmm.. not easy.. it takes a lot of material knowledge to do this and time (I believe).
One more question (if you don't mind). How do you smoothen out the armor so well that it doesn't seem handmade at all?
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Thanks again! Yes, the research about materials and its qualities is mandatory. The trial and error with those armor pieces was a real pain in the ass, I must confess.
The smoothing is done using sandpaper of several grits: the rougher one (150 on the solid base), then finer one (180 on more thin and flexible base), and the finest one in the end (600). Handwork, as you see))
Then the set was painted with car primer, car metallic paint and acrylic car laquer consistently, this smoothed the surface to the final look.
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*SALUTE* You are brillant and determined, as I can see! I feel like trying out something using apoxie after hearing out from you. Can I come to you for advice if I am stuck in the process?
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Yes, you may ask me via notes here) Apoxie is a handy material, simple in use though. Manufacturer has the cheapest price I've seen, here's the link: [link]
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At first I did think this was a cosplayer. I am amased that its a doll. Stunning work.
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Thank you very much! I tried to shoot him to look like a real person and I'm glad it turned out nice.
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Your welcome
It has turned out so well.
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Thank you! It's the best praise!
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Well, it really fooled me. 
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This is gorgeous beyond all belief. Great job! x3
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