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9 part video of some master anime figure maker in action
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kidclam
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 9 part video of some master anime figure maker in action What material is this guy using? What are they mixing it with? I love how he does the hair!! God what a great job!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hn8SOxhAloM
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Re: A video of some master anime figure maker in action some sort of epoxy resin i think...there's a ton of great scratchbuild kit videos on youtube.
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Re: 9 part video of some master anime figure maker in action Awesome video.
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Re: 9 part video of some master anime figure maker in action Yeah, I've seen that video - pretty cool! I had never thought of sculpting in that manner, but it looks like a pretty quick way to work once you've mastered the technique. I've heard that material is similar to bondo. Obviously much softer than resin since he's able to easily carve into it.
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