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Project: SAPPHIRE (Kaylee Silverknight)Character created/own by, RedX Power.
Credited to, STE.hq and Jazwares.
Actual custom action figure sketch can be viewed here. :
stehq.deviantart.com/art/Sonicβ¦
Project Status: Complete.
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RECENT EVENTS:
Skeleton structure.
[Note: Universal elbow and knee joints, plus upper arm swivels (As shown in the sketch) were removed from the final product due mostly to scale, proportion constraints, and limited resources.]
Molded new face, ears, and upper body.
Priming and sealing off cracks on her head sculpt.
Resin cast Project: Sapphire's head.
Resin cast Project: Sapphire's front hair piece.
Resin cast Project: Sapphire's back hair piece.
Sanded and glued down her completed head pieces.
Her head assembly is now fully completed.
Improved Kaylee's body sculpt.
Added Arm bands, left leg cuff, boot/shin guards, and neck collar.
Sculpted Kaylee's tail, added swivel joint.
Improved articulation points.
Final preparations for the Painting Stage.
Painting Stage 1 - Cleaning parts
Painting Stage 2 - Drying...
Painting Stage 3 - Priming parts
Painting Stage 4 - Drying...
Painting Stage 5 - Painting...
Painting Stage 6 - Drying...
Painting Stage 7 - Sealing...and Drying...
Final Stage - Finalizing...
Project Complete.
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Current Event: Project Complete.
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Completion Progress: 100% (As of 6/05/13)
Project: Sapphire, video review can be found here:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOSz1Iβ¦
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Comments: 9
Thanx.Β The previous photo I took and posted needed a much more clearer update.
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All will be explained in the upcoming review.
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Smooth-On products are much better quality mold materials if you're needing something better. Their resins are the best IMO too but Alumilite's resins aren't too bad.
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I'll consider it for my next job; but for now, we'll see how this material turns out in the end. Thanx.
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