Head form needed (Found)

[Stampedemag]

I need a head form to sculpt on. I don't have the time and help to get one done on myself. Anyone know of a relativily inexpensive head form out there?

 

[propsculptor]

Other than the Monster makers one, only a Foam Wig Stand would be cheapest, but not better than the Monster makers foam head because with the Wig stand you'd still have to add a lot of clay to build it up to average head scale.

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I need a head form to sculpt on. I don't have the time and help to get one done on myself. Anyone know of a relativily inexpensive head form out there?
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[Tim Allen]

I did a life cast of my face last year and Im think of doing a build up of my head and face so that I can sculpt on it in. Could do a run of these in bronze possiable.

 

[Lynn TXP 0369]

I've gotta a viynl female hair cutting practice head that you can have for $12 shipped if your in the USA.

Lynn

 

[Stampedemag]

Thanks guys. Those are really not what I am looking for but thanks. I think I am going to have to do a lifecast of myself to get it done.

 

[propsculptor]

Unless you have a Beginner doing your Lifecast Very Cheaply, it's going to cost you as much as the Monster-Makers bust, if not more.

Granted, you won't find a better form to sculpt on other than your own face.

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Thanks guys. Those are really not what I am looking for but thanks. I think I am going to have to do a lifecast of myself to get it done.
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[GeneralMayhem]

What about one of these?

I just searched Ebay for "Head Form"...

 

[Stampedemag]

Thanks guys I got in touch with Monstermakers (thanks for getting back with me.) and it looks like I was mis-informed about the size. Theirs should work nicely.

As far as cost of a lifecast, most of the time it is ALOT more money to do one of those. Usually costing in the neighborhood of $250 or more to have someone do it or possibly less if they are working for free and only materials costs come into play. Still it is well over $100 to do it right.

I have a technique to do one (I did a 1/2 face mask years ago) and it turned out as good as needed. It doesn't have the detail but still works. I just didn't want to take the time and put it on something that I could just buy.

Thanks again to all that answered in this thread and a big thanks to Monster Makers and your help.