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Post by sageforsaken on Apr 13, 2019 3:26:28 GMT
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Post by STRYKER on Oct 1, 2019 23:22:36 GMT
If anyone cares, my birthday was. Friday September 27::CHQ_Rain_lol_zpsnesvx58d::
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Post by sageforsaken on Jan 2, 2021 13:29:25 GMT
Just started using procreate sculpting Medium. It allows you to change the amount of hardener you use so that you can sculpt softer matterial. Like Longer hair. Clothing the needs a slight flex etc. I also have started trying out a 3d pen. I used it to make spider webs or add wires etc to a figure. youtu.be/uJbV9mkCXBE |
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Post by sageforsaken on Jan 2, 2021 13:31:16 GMT
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Post by sageforsaken on Jan 2, 2021 13:38:52 GMT
Hand Drill Vs Dremmel. I've been using a rotary tool for years. To sand down drill and cut toys. I recently got a hand drill. One there is no noise from using this so it lets me work all hours. 2 I feel like I have more control of hole size, and am less likely to slip and ruin the whole item. The one I bought came with tons of drill bits and I don't have to digg through my dremmel stuff for the right size attachment. Here is the one I got www.amazon.com/dp/B07FJ6VD2P/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apap_W7lRA2QTinEd6Here are some examples of stuff I made youtu.be/tzuBjOrBPd4 |
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Post by sageforsaken on Jan 2, 2021 14:26:44 GMT
Does anyone know how compatible the True Heroes torsos are with Corps limbs and heads? The screw trick I've added to the top post is one way to make most heads work with Corps figures. (Excluding the female base body) At times you do have to shave down the neck. Another trick with figures like the Newer 'Heavy' figures (Titan, the Rock, El Jefe) the necks are longer. So you can splice the new head on too the neck for the original figure. I ussually will cut just bellow the chin on both figures. Using my hand drill I can drill a tooth pick sized hole in both the donner neck and the replacement head. Trim a tooth pick to the length that it will fit into both holes on the neck and head. Then super glue it all together. If it doesn't match right you can trim the neck some or add some sculpting Medium like epoxy sculpt. But if you sand both before drilling and gluing you can avoid some issues. Also you could paint the neck if the skin tones are an issue. If the new neck is a little slimmer you could with painting make the old neck look like a turtle neck. This is also how you add different heads too all your extra rucker bodies. |
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Post by pedninja on Jan 2, 2021 22:17:50 GMT
Hand Drill Vs Dremmel. I've been using a rotary tool for years. To sand down drill and cut toys. I recently got a hand drill. One there is no noise from using this so it lets me work all hours. 2 I feel like I have more control of hole size, and am less likely to slip and ruin the whole item. The one I bought came with tons of drill bits and I don't have to digg through my dremmel stuff for the right size attachment. Here is the one I got www.amazon.com/dp/B07FJ6VD2P/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apap_W7lRA2QTinEd6Here are some examples of stuff I made youtu.be/tzuBjOrBPd4Thanks for posting. This is something I was wondering about. Those final faction accessories you dry brushed look awesome. |
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