Putty dingers guide to sculpting.

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[Jim R]

Hi Richard
Already interesting and although some of the tools are pricey most are cheap and easy to source. In your posts you mention a couple of scales - 1/12th and 120mm. Now I can understand fractional scales, 1/12, 1/35 etc but could you explain how to figure scales expressed as mm.
Jim

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[Tim Marlow]

Sorry guys.I cant stay here.

Er, what?

[ChrisCJ]

I'm confused, anyone know what this is about?

[Tim Marlow]

Bit concerned about Richard now. The post I replied to has been deleted? Anyone know what’s going on?

[Peter Gillson]

Bit concerned about Richard now. The post I replied to has been deleted? Anyone know what’s going on?

I agree, I PM'd him but no reply so far.

Peter

[Jim R]

I was looking forward to this thread. Always helpful to pick the brains of an expert. I hope things get sorted.
Jim

[Steven000]

... In your posts you mention a couple of scales - 1/12th and 120mm. Now I can understand fractional scales, 1/12, 1/35 etc but could you explain how to figure scales expressed as mm ...

I found this Jim:

120mm scale is a bit like G scale, in the sense that is more of a range of scales. The name comes from that the figures are 120mm in height, but since makers measures differently, sometimes from eye level and sometimes at top of the hat.., they differ from about 1:15 to 1:18 in ratio.

Hope Richard is fine?
Steven

[Tim Marlow]

I can answer the figure scale question in detail if needed, but right now I’m more worried about Richard so don’t want to clog up this thread.

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I can answer the figure scale question in detail if needed, but right now I’m more worried about Richard so don’t want to clog up this thread.

Thank you for your concern Tim.
Rich.

[Tim Marlow]

No probs Richard. Are you OK? If not, can I help in some way?

[Richard48]

No probs Richard. Are you OK? If not, can I help in some way?

Hi Tim.
Not great to be honest.Getting bouts of depression so i just try and sculpt a bit to try and help.
Thank you for trying to help.
Bless you.
Richard.