Mr. Huffle feels pain!
Not really a marquee prop, but since BBC posted a great, scaled sketch, having one of these guys was too funny to pass up. Still a WIP, but coming along.
I couldn't think of a great way to make a true, functioning replica, so decided to go the static prop route.
Initially Mr. Huffle was sculpted by hand, with Sculpey, but getting the body shape consistent was just not very practical (at least, not with my skills). The end result is still okay, and has some "movement" to the look. I'll still finish this one up for myself, I think.
Of course, it cracked some when baking it, but it's not too bad.
Not really a marquee prop, but since BBC posted a great, scaled sketch, having one of these guys was too funny to pass up. Still a WIP, but coming along.
I couldn't think of a great way to make a true, functioning replica, so decided to go the static prop route.
Initially Mr. Huffle was sculpted by hand, with Sculpey, but getting the body shape consistent was just not very practical (at least, not with my skills). The end result is still okay, and has some "movement" to the look. I'll still finish this one up for myself, I think.
Of course, it cracked some when baking it, but it's not too bad.
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