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Thread: Giant Skull
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Zombie
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07-05-2009,02:03 PM
Wow, great job! You kept it very well proportioned when you scaled it up. How'd you make it, and how are you planning to use it?
Demon Dog
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07-05-2009,02:16 PM
Awesome job !!!
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07-05-2009,03:54 PM
holy cow , that is stunningly fantastic. I wish you had these available for sale, there are so many things you could make with this. I was looking for a great big skull like that for my mud monster and finally found one at anatomical company, but i think yours looks a lot better. If you ever decide to make any to sell, please drop me a pm.
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07-05-2009,05:02 PM
That's excellent!
Looks to be clay...what type?
Did you make the small skull too?
What will you do with it?
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Zombie
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07-05-2009,05:33 PM
Thanks, all!
I started out with a chunk of hard foam, which I then cut/ground to general proportions- I like using foam because it lets me work pretty fast on getting to general size/shape. I then applied a thin coat of bondo to seal it, and then started sculpting the detail work in Aves epoxy putty. The small skull is a casting of the Revell visible skull, which I made to avoid the seam lines on the original, and so I could have a readily available life-size skull for reference/sculpting. I'm almost done with the pattern finishing, after which I'm going to mold it and rotational cast it, !: in order to sell copies, 2: to have a large armature to make other giant skulls (cyclops, etc.). I have to look at the forum rules re: selling, because I think I'm too new a member to sell anything yet.



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