Thanks alot I've worked verry hard in this so that means alot.
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Thanks alot I've worked verry hard in this so that means alot.
yeah, i know what you mean. I will be making my mold of my fluke hopefully this weekend.
Im glad that you havent given up on making your exyended tail.Quote:
Originally Posted by Trident True
Im now in the process of adding some finishing touches to my sculpt.
I love your sculpt so much :jawdrop:
Thanks for your kind commentsQuote:
Originally Posted by Merman Ordep
Oh, no I never gave up i've just got to order some urethane then my extension is done. Fluke is nearly done, in the past I nearly decided to give up as the process i've gone through so far has rattled my brain. 7 years anyone would call me a screw loose. I'm doing my mold in fiberglass, if your interested in doing yours like this let me know and i will let you know how mine goes.
Any one who tries to make something as ambitious as this has more then likely lost all screws LOL.
I'd love to see how yours tens out I'm still undecided about what to do with that area...
I think you guys are pretty awesome and the best people have some screws loose...lol
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Thanks a lot Izzy :mermaid kiss: .Quote:
Originally Posted by Mermaid_Izzy
On another note my Mom just got me some awesome books and one of them is about Selkies !Attachment 39346
Just got back from a Halloween party and I'm felling like skulpting.
Working on making my fluke a bit thicker so I'm smoothing this out and making it the exact same size. I'll post pics of the top par of the fluke soon I'm working on that separately to avoid messing it up plus working this on the floor gets uncomfortable with time... :bulldozer:Attachment 39351
Mold is complete, I done mine in fiberglass. Light weight, however there are some pro's and cons to using it. ill post a pic later. if your looking at going down this route and you want more info let me know. mold is half clean
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A really quick questions and I hate to interrupt your thread but how many pounds of clay did it take you to sculpt your fluke?Quote:
Originally Posted by Merman Marinus
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It took 6 packs of 4.5lbs each that's 27 pounds of clay so far, im using Van Aken Plastilina and buy it at Hobby Lobby.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mermaid_Izzy
I definitely would like your input on the matter as I plan to make the tail mold in fiberglass also, so any info would be greatly appreciated, feel free to private message me if you'd like.Quote:
Originally Posted by Trident True
Yay finally done with the fluke sculpt made a few changes but I'm not changing the style. Sneek peek and mold coming soon...
Omg its so gorgeous, you really out done your self im super happy for you !!Quote:
Originally Posted by Trident True
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Great job!!!
Cant wait to see it!
Sneak peek.
Full tail sculpt coming soon.
Thanks guy's.
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this looks good :)
Couldn't resist. I'm going to add the lines that go down again cause I had to smooth it down again and reposition the"spikes" or ribs on the fluke to be more symmetric, I won't add scales to this cause the scales will be individually added later, plus if I doo add them now seaming the fluke to tail would be harder I'd rather connect the fluke pics to the tail body the add the individual scales on top completely covering any seams that lay beneath.Attachment 39451