I ordered Jan 30 and it was shipped yesterday. Should be delivered Wednesday.
Sideshow/Legacy Life-size 'The Child' figure
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Mara Jade's Father
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NO! Not an egg!
db94
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That's pretty damn brilliant
I did my first round of mods and put him back together while I plan out round 2.
Post in thread 'Teecrooz’s Prop Collection: Baby Yoda Mods'
Teecrooz’s Prop Collection: Baby Yoda Mods
Post in thread 'Teecrooz’s Prop Collection: Baby Yoda Mods'
Teecrooz’s Prop Collection: Baby Yoda Mods
It’s really amazing how much more expression you can get from that head sculpt when you’re able to move it around.
russellsch
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I’m having my baby delivered tomorrow!!
russellsch
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My baby was delivered today!!!
The pink is not as bad as I feared. I did wet my thumb, & took the nose down just a bit. That was super quick & easy!
Full mods will come later. For now, I’m just happy to look at him.
The pink is not as bad as I feared. I did wet my thumb, & took the nose down just a bit. That was super quick & easy!
Full mods will come later. For now, I’m just happy to look at him.
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Mr Mold Maker
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My Grogu went under the Green-goo!
It’s a bit too cold for my paint stuff, so instead of twiddling my thumbs I figured I’d work on an eyelid mod. Soul Inertia very much beat me to the punch, and I have no plans to offer any of mine. Just making one offs for my little buddy to wield the force.
I come from a makeup and effects background or course, so I’m doing it a little different from Soul Inertia. What I did here is called a “snap mold.” I used Body Double silk and backed it with some fast set plaster bandages. I’m going to make a 1630 positive and use it to sculpt the eyes as if they were true makeup prosthetics. I’ll try to snap photos along the way for any curious parties.
It’s a bit too cold for my paint stuff, so instead of twiddling my thumbs I figured I’d work on an eyelid mod. Soul Inertia very much beat me to the punch, and I have no plans to offer any of mine. Just making one offs for my little buddy to wield the force.
I come from a makeup and effects background or course, so I’m doing it a little different from Soul Inertia. What I did here is called a “snap mold.” I used Body Double silk and backed it with some fast set plaster bandages. I’m going to make a 1630 positive and use it to sculpt the eyes as if they were true makeup prosthetics. I’ll try to snap photos along the way for any curious parties.
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OddballFett
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Nice beer draught too. That a real one?
russellsch
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Yes sir
My L'il Grogu came today. I'm very happy with how it looks in person. I don't really mind the rosy cheeks. The pose is still definitely kind of weird in person so I am probably going to go ahead and mod it. I haven't decided what route I want to take yet, but I like the way Teecrooz's turned out so I'm leaning that way at the moment.
Mr Mold Maker
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First eyelid test went very well! This is the raw silicone, right from the mold. Not a drop of paint yet.
To pick up from where I left off, after making the snap mold I ran a 1630 positive. Traditionally you’d take that and clay it up, remould, and produce a corrected positive. I didn’t feel like the extra cost and work was necessary so I just corrected it with Apoxie sculpt. Will work just fine for this. I then sculpted the eyes as you would a prosthetic, and then laid up a quick cutting edge and molded it with a 1630 dump mold. It was rushed and sloppy but you know, it cuts the edges very cleanly, so I’m happy enough.
I’m going to run a few sets of these so I have replacements and paint them all at once down the road.
Without further ado, here are the pics. Again, no paint on the lids yet. I also haven’t edited this photos at all, the edges were not blended off in any way.
To pick up from where I left off, after making the snap mold I ran a 1630 positive. Traditionally you’d take that and clay it up, remould, and produce a corrected positive. I didn’t feel like the extra cost and work was necessary so I just corrected it with Apoxie sculpt. Will work just fine for this. I then sculpted the eyes as you would a prosthetic, and then laid up a quick cutting edge and molded it with a 1630 dump mold. It was rushed and sloppy but you know, it cuts the edges very cleanly, so I’m happy enough.
I’m going to run a few sets of these so I have replacements and paint them all at once down the road.
Without further ado, here are the pics. Again, no paint on the lids yet. I also haven’t edited this photos at all, the edges were not blended off in any way.
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Looks great!
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