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That's pretty much what my white detail looked like, but I never primed it. Hopefully that helps.

Exactly! Plus you can sell copies on Shapeways too.

Richard, you need to have a tiny hole to the outside but it can be very small. The one in this bust is impossible to find on the print. It is possible to hollow out any area and leave others solid. The bust here has a solid head. Also, you can upload to shapeways and see the cost in...

It's white detail I didn't like even though it looks good in their pictures. I also ordered someone else's sculpture in transparent detail and didn't like that either. I have heard there is variance in quality between prints in the same material so yours may come out better. I'm very curious to...

How come I can't see how many views threads have received when I click into someone's profile and look at threads they've started? I only see how many replies the threads have received. Obviously not necessary, but for curiosity's sake I always enjoyed it before.

WSF is very durable, you can use it in thin sections for living hinges. I tried to rip an earring off one of the prints I got back with small pliers and couldn't do it so I don't think it would be a problem vacuuming to get a good mold although I haven't tried it. It seems much stronger than...

They charge by the cubic centimeter, so with larger figures and busts it significantly reduces the cost especially with the higher end materials.

You're right, no one is an ex scale modeler. You just change mediums and subject matter from time to time!

It's been a while since I've done this, but here's the blender tutorial for hollowing I used. Blender has been updated since this came out, but it guides you in the general direction. You can also see from the examples that very complex shapes can be hollowed, he's done a couple of centaurs...

399 Euros for a full setup! Wow, this stuff has come down in price!

Very good to have this available here, thanks!

Hi Pokrad, basically the polished wsf detail is about the same as the unpolished. It seems the polishing process gets rid of a lot of the ridges but leaves the detail pretty well intact. Unfortunately, detail in WSF isn't that great to start with. I haven't tried FUD yet, but plan to once I get...

Looks pretty cool! Haven't had the time to check in for a while due to work, but I really like the new digital sculpting area(y) I'm wondering why I'm a new member though?

Thanks Richard! If I remember right, they charged around $35-40 for the prints, but they've changed the pricing policy a bit since this was printed. I've been too busy with my real job lately and haven't had much time for hobbies, so I've not checked in lately with them. The current full...

Thanks for checking her out, guys! This is an old one though so I'm not going to make any changes. Just hoping each new one I do comes out a little bit better!

McKinney, you say! I live here too! Welcome to the forum.

I broke the end off the eye of a needle to give me something that looked like a tiny barbeque fork. The grass blades are a little thick, but I just say it's St. Augustine:D You can see my results with Magic Sculpt here: http://www.planetfigure.com/forums/showthread.php?t=39911

Hi Darko, Looks good! I'm not convinced this isn't real sculpting, it's more difficult for me if anything:D I'm looking forward to seeing yours printed too. I've printed one of my sculptris sculpts at shapeways in WSF, polished WSF and White Detail. Out of these three I prefer polished WSF...

I like her, you're doing a great job!

Looks interesting, I'm looking forward to a painted version!