garyjd
PlanetFigure Supporter
As I started to fill out the legs I noticed the right foot looked a bit awkward. The position of the foot made the figure look pigeon toed, so I decided to reposition the foot. In this photo you should be able to see more of the foot in profile.
I lifted the figure off of the working base and scraped away some of the material around the ankle. The foot was then turned slowly to the right until it was aligned with the right knee. I then had to go and dill another hole for the wire that I added to help support the foot. As the figure was being inserted into the base the foot cracked almost all the way around just forward of the ankle. This was repaired with 3 minute epoxy. The foot looks more natural now. Hopefully this will be the only time I have to repair something.
I lifted the figure off of the working base and scraped away some of the material around the ankle. The foot was then turned slowly to the right until it was aligned with the right knee. I then had to go and dill another hole for the wire that I added to help support the foot. As the figure was being inserted into the base the foot cracked almost all the way around just forward of the ankle. This was repaired with 3 minute epoxy. The foot looks more natural now. Hopefully this will be the only time I have to repair something.