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Don't know if it will be so much a tutorial, but I've decided to revisit one of my old props and attack it with some lessons learned.
Back in 2012 I created the original Trevor.
It was meant to be a one-off, and sold after Halloween that year. I was unhappy with a couple little things, and have certainly improved on my building techniques in the last 7 years.
Primary goals for Trevor 2.0:
Using apoxie clay to create something waterproof and extremely durable from the get go on the sculpt.
Pink foam, not the white beads. Again for durability.
Fog dispersion comes out from the pluerants, not the crappy underneath, thus allowing a more cohesive base.
Secondary goals:
Collapsible?
Efficiency in build
Other effects? slider lid? Shaker?
Multiple???
Back in 2012 I created the original Trevor.
It was meant to be a one-off, and sold after Halloween that year. I was unhappy with a couple little things, and have certainly improved on my building techniques in the last 7 years.
Primary goals for Trevor 2.0:
Using apoxie clay to create something waterproof and extremely durable from the get go on the sculpt.
Pink foam, not the white beads. Again for durability.
Fog dispersion comes out from the pluerants, not the crappy underneath, thus allowing a more cohesive base.
Secondary goals:
Collapsible?
Efficiency in build
Other effects? slider lid? Shaker?
Multiple???