Muscle Suit In The Making - Sculpt With Pics

[corpseguy]

What did u use for the mold? Plaster? resin? Looks a bit rough. Is it foam filled? looks tight on this guy

Thats because it hasn't been cleaned or washed or even trimmed.. its a plaster mold. i just wanted to do a test fitting. like i said its a WIP

 

[skunk]

Nice job man......great sculpt.....cant wait to see it painted up.

 

[sidewayz]

That came out fantastic!!!

 

[LonelyHunter]

Did you give the final dimensions? Are you going to be making and selling these?

 

[Guppstah]

Do you do one with a belly?

 

[Metal Man]

Great looking torso. Looks like a bodybuilder. One of the best sports in the world.

 

[AlphaTech686]

Hey dude, this is really nice work. What did you use as your armature to sculpt it on?

 

[dennybobbutt82]

super awesome great job love the batman tribute

 

[propsculptor]

Awesome Job!

 

[REYALS1]

Dead thread?

 

[PredHeadShed]

Nice work Bro..well researched muscles. An idea from an F/X Mold Casting Dude. Here's an idea for your muscle suit, SMOOTH-ON makes a Cold Soft Foam ( for F/X MakeUp ). Cold foam does not need an oven like Hot Foam does. It Expands 10 times it's liquid volume. It's around the $100ish price for 15lbs( 2..71/2 jugs). After you cast it in the cold foam, brush paint a couple of coats of thinned down layers of regular Latex Rubber (fairly cheap on eBay ). That will protect the soft foam from being damaged. Then airbrush as desired. That amount of Smooth-On Cold Foam should be enough foam to do possibly as many as 3 uppers, if your only doing upper half of body. Check it out at SMOOTH-ON.com under Soft Foams. Hope I could help..