Sculpting Templates

[Gary D]

Hi. Is there such a thing as a sculpting template for figures so I can make sure the figs legs aren't too long, or the torso isn't too short etc? I can't decide if my first attempt will be 54mm, 75mm or 90 mm so I will need to have something to measure against.

I tried posting this question on the sculpt forum but it wouldn't take. I must have done something wrong or perhaps I need a decoder ring and have to know the secret handshake. :lol:

Thanks

Gary

 

[martin tabony]

Look for any artists human anatomy book, there are loads on the internet.
In the mean time I hope this will help.

Martin

 

[Einion]

I tried posting this question on the sculpt forum but it wouldn't take. I must have done something wrong or perhaps I need a decoder ring and have to know the secret handshake. :lol:

Here's a good one for smaller scales, originally on the Prophet Miniatures site:

You could also take this one from Patrick Keith's blog, the image is large enough to be scaled to nearly any size you'd need.

Einion

 

[Gary D]

Thanks guys! These will come in very handy. I don't have an artists bone in my body so this should be interesting!


Gary

 

[TonyT]

And you could always use the dimensions off another model, large scale, artists shops sell wooden posable models used by painters

 

[Richie]

Hi Gary,
PM me your details and I will copy you a full set of proportioned drawings already scaled so you can use as a reference. I have 200mm, 120mm, 100mm, 90mm, 75mm, 54mm, 1/35. If I can find where I have put them electronically I will e-mail you them.
cheers
Richie

 

[Gary D]

Wow! thanks Richie! PM sent.


Gary

 

[Ali]

Hi check this out!
http://figuramex.foroactivo.com/t211p15-convenio-para-escalas-de-figuras

 

[Gary D]

Thanks Ali!

Gary