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    #31
    Just catching up with this one... What a fantastic photo, and a brilliant idea, Monica. Looks like it's coming along well, too.

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    • monica
      • Oct 2013
      • 15169

      #32
      Originally posted by Doug Hughes
      Just catching up with this one... What a fantastic photo, and a brilliant idea, Monica. Looks like it's coming along well, too.
      ta,Doug,glad that you do find this one,interesting,that's what court my eye when I saw the photo,

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      • Ian M
        Administrator
        • Dec 2008
        • 18266
        • Ian
        • Falster, Denmark

        #33
        I think that you are doing great with the green stuff. I fear that any form of flocking will turn them into fuzzy blobs.
        A bit late now but there are some firms that make Polar bears as kids toys. Im not sure of the scale but think they are around 1/32 which is close enough.
        Schelleer maybe. Not sure if they are out there in Oz yet.
        Group builds

        Bismarck

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        • monica
          • Oct 2013
          • 15169

          #34
          Originally posted by Ian M
          I think that you are doing great with the green stuff. I fear that any form of flocking will turn them into fuzzy blobs.
          A bit late now but there are some firms that make Polar bears as kids toys. Im not sure of the scale but think they are around 1/32 which is close enough.
          Schelleer maybe. Not sure if they are out there in Oz yet.
          ta Ian,very glad and happy that you do like them,so far,I got the idea of doing them this way from a mate,
          who made some cyber monkeys ,from doc who,but only 28mm,and used a plain figure,which turn out well,
          I did look for,1.35,ones,so hard to find any think,also the Schelleer,we get in the toy,shops and so on,but
          to me were over size,so came up ,this way,had my mate dave,3D print them,45mm L x 40mm H,
          I was kind of thinking the sane with the ,flock,but will have a google into it,

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          • monica
            • Oct 2013
            • 15169

            #35
            well an update with these,s two guys,almost done,some touch up work,needed in spots,
            over all ,I for a first I,m quite happy with them,
            by taking a pic,I,can see were I,need to do some more work,on the fur ,before it dose set,
            some times I,find the green stuff dose spring back,so you need to redo bits,once it starts
            to harden,
            well hope your liking them,
            with the heads,as its resin,I mite use some ,acetone,to soften,then scribe in the texture
            just thinking on the best way around it,or then again,maybe just use greenstuff,ops:
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            • Pikeman
              • Feb 2016
              • 1312

              #36
              What a great idea very different but I like it,you are doing a great job so far especially adapting the bear to the climbing position

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              • monica
                • Oct 2013
                • 15169

                #37
                Originally posted by Pikeman
                What a great idea very different but I like it,you are doing a great job so far especially adapting the bear to the climbing position
                ta,Stuart,do real appreciate the comment ,glad that you do like it,will have an update tomorrow on this one,

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                • Pikeman
                  • Feb 2016
                  • 1312

                  #38
                  Originally posted by monica
                  ta,Stuart,do real appreciate the comment ,glad that you do like it,will have an update tomorrow on this one,
                  Great will catch up on it then

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                  • monica
                    • Oct 2013
                    • 15169

                    #39
                    well some work done on this one,
                    have finished the two bears,maybe not perfect but,but i,m happy for a first go,at doing fur,
                    also started the frist of the figures as well,a lot of altering to him,to have his arm out feeding,
                    well hope your liking this so far,
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                    • Pikeman
                      • Feb 2016
                      • 1312

                      #40
                      Great work on the fur Monica you will have to let me know how it's done as I need to do a lot of dogs for my pow camp.
                      Not the same animal but is it the same process
                      Great progress Monica like it

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                      • monica
                        • Oct 2013
                        • 15169

                        #41
                        Originally posted by Pikeman
                        Great work on the fur Monica you will have to let me know how it's done as I need to do a lot of dogs for my pow camp.
                        Not the same animal but is it the same process
                        Great progress Monica like it
                        real appreciated ,Stuart,so glad that you like them,,
                        I,m happy with them as I,have never done this type of thing before,
                        what I,did is use green stuff,or you could use millput,some type of two,part ,putty,
                        then mix it,not 50/50 as you should,but to give more time,say like 45/55, just that,
                        bit more play time,
                        and don,t do too much at once,is the key ,so work with small amounts,mix,and smooth on thinly,
                        then with a pin,start to etch in the hair,lines close together,in the same way hair dose fall,
                        I start with the back,and tummy first,the the neck,head,as the hair will,over lap onto these,s parts,
                        them the legs tail,
                        but you need to start ,let set/dry,what ever the stuff dose,before moving on,to the next stage,so
                        you don,t flatten your work,so takes a couple of days to do each one,
                        and you seam to pickup your style as you go along,o_O
                        well hope this is of some help for you,

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                        • eddiesolo
                          SMF Supporters
                          • Jul 2013
                          • 11193

                          #42
                          They look superb Moni, top work and very effective.

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                          • monica
                            • Oct 2013
                            • 15169

                            #43
                            ta Si,do real appreciate ,that you do like them,

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