Safety First
I have some nasty scars from making custom figures. Much blood has been shed, and I have made some really stupid mistakes. I am writing this post in the hopes that I can spare you some of these same injuries.
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20 Nov, 2008
I have some nasty scars from making custom figures. Much blood has been shed, and I have made some really stupid mistakes. I am writing this post in the hopes that I can spare you some of these same injuries.
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6 Nov, 2008
This entry in the Tools of the Trade series will discuss sculpting tools like sandpaper, rotary tools, and belt sanders. Click the title to read more.
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25 Oct, 2008
When I first started making customs I used the cheap Testor’s Enamel paint that you could buy just about anywhere. Unfortunately it doesn’t bond well to certain types of plastic, and I ended up with several customs that had a permanent sticky texture. I graduated to Model Masters Acryl, the higher end brand from Testor’s, and I have been using that exclusively for the last six years.
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21 Oct, 2008
I thought I would start things off with a subject that comes up frequently: Which sculpting clay should I use? I have three different kinds at my work table, and they each have their own pros and cons. This post contains the breakdown of each one, along with my recommended uses.