1/35th Scale Head
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Anders Heintz
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Hey Guys 
Thanks for the comments Ive done a little more on the head, still needs a good cleaning up
Thanks for the comments
Ive done a little more on the head, still needs a good cleaning up
Anders Heintz
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And another face that I worked on today. This one is also 1/35th scale. I like this one much better, maybe not the expresion, but it is a lot cleaner and neater then the other one. I did the eyes in two different ways, gonna change one of them but thought I'd ask you guys which one you like the best and is more correct. I find mouths and eyes very challanging to do.
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Anders Heintz
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And another face that I worked on today. This one is also 1/35th scale. I like this one much better, maybe not the expresion, but it is a lot cleaner and neater then the other one. I did the eyes in two different ways, gonna change one of them but thought I'd ask you guys which one you like the best and is more correct. I find mouths and eyes very challanging to do.
LCoote
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Hey Anders, your really getting the hang of this sculpting the eye on the left as you look at the head ( his right) is much more natural to me than the one on the right, generally very little if any of the actual top lid can be seen when the eye is open, though of course this depends on how prominent the bone is above the eye, it varies between different ethnic types.
I think you could add a bit more putty to make the top of the eye socket a bit more prominent
the eye on the left as you look at the head ( his right) is much more natural to me than the one on the right, generally very little if any of the actual top lid can be seen when the eye is open, though of course this depends on how prominent the bone is above the eye, it varies between different ethnic types. I think you could add a bit more putty to make the top of the eye socket a bit more prominent
LCoote
New Member
Hey Anders, your really getting the hang of this sculpting the eye on the left as you look at the head ( his right) is much more natural to me than the one on the right, generally very little if any of the actual top lid can be seen when the eye is open, though of course this depends on how prominent the bone is above the eye, it varies between different ethnic types.
I think you could add a bit more putty to make the top of the eye socket a bit more prominent
the eye on the left as you look at the head ( his right) is much more natural to me than the one on the right, generally very little if any of the actual top lid can be seen when the eye is open, though of course this depends on how prominent the bone is above the eye, it varies between different ethnic types. I think you could add a bit more putty to make the top of the eye socket a bit more prominent
Anders Heintz
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Thanks Guys,
Thanks for the suggesitons on the eyes Leigh, I will change them and see how it looks.
Kenneth,
As for time, I am not sure I did the second one in maybe 1-2 hours + curing time. Thats what takes the longest, have to wait for certain parts to cure before moving on to the next area.
Thanks for the suggesitons on the eyes Leigh, I will change them and see how it looks.
Kenneth,
As for time, I am not sure I did the second one in maybe 1-2 hours + curing time. Thats what takes the longest, have to wait for certain parts to cure before moving on to the next area.
