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Thanks! I debated the hair style but really wanted to get that ponytail in there to make it look more like Link. I was pretty happy with it in the endSo smooth and clean : O!! And love the ponytail
Nope! I don't own an airbursh. He is hand painted with watered-down acrylics. Took about six layers or so to get that smooth blue over the body but it was really satisfying hahaDid you airbrush this bad boy? Looks so neat!
So goooooodFinally finished my Breath of the Wild custom! Really proud of this one! The belts are functional and the shield (which is made from real wood) can be removed.
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Ok. Bravo! Nice and evenThanks! I debated the hair style but really wanted to get that ponytail in there to make it look more like Link. I was pretty happy with it in the end
Nope! I don't own an airbursh. He is hand painted with watered-down acrylics. Took about six layers or so to get that smooth blue over the body but it was really satisfying haha
You're welcome! Thanks for taking the time to read it lol. I believe milliput is just a brand of two-part epoxy clay. But it is meant specifically for crafts. I find it is very easy to mix. It's squishy like playdough, and I just knead it for the 7 minutes the box says to do. I also only use very small amounts though. I don't know how it would be if you were trying to use a lot. But it dries really strong, and I find the feel of it to be indistinguishable from pony body (unless you deliberately tried to bend it or something).You did such a great job on him! I still really like the use of that shirt motif on his face! The accessories are great! So nice! I think he still works well even with the lighter hair.
Thanks for sharing your process! I love reading build write-ups. I wasn't familiar with Miliput before, sounds like something I'd like to try! I've used two-part epoxy clay with great results in the past, but the tubs I got many years ago seem to have separated and I'm not sure if I have to discard them. Is Miliput hard to mix? My clay really took a lot of elbow grease to mix up but it was super strong when cured.
Cool!! Do you know how long it stays workable? Can you smooth it with water? (I could with my old epoxy clay)You're welcome! Thanks for taking the time to read it lol. I believe milliput is just a brand of two-part epoxy clay. But it is meant specifically for crafts. I find it is very easy to mix. It's squishy like playdough, and I just knead it for the 7 minutes the box says to do. I also only use very small amounts though. I don't know how it would be if you were trying to use a lot. But it dries really strong, and I find the feel of it to be indistinguishable from pony body (unless you deliberately tried to bend it or something).
Not sure how long it is workable. I know it takes about 6 hours to fully set, and yes, I use water to smooth itCool!! Do you know how long it stays workable? Can you smooth it with water? (I could with my old epoxy clay)
Thank you! I really like the look of the G3s so I like customizing themThis is so cool!! Haven't seen a G3 Custom in a while