Cheers Nap.Hi Ralph
Definately name the cat ...next doors ....nosey ! LOL
Mick's idea good I wouldn't actually secure the head use blu tack then once you have basic shape let it harden , sand to shape then put the actual lacework on ....
Patience !
Must admit dashed fine uniform colour there mate , nice highs and shadows
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Nap
Thanks Steve.If youre using Milliput, rough it out, then leave it for about 30-40mins, then shape it. It can be a bit sticky when you first put it on, but as it starts to harden, it holds its shape better.......
Cheers ghamilt.How about using some type of modelling clay that doesn't harden as a backing? I have used plasticine to really good effect. Looking at the damaged area you posted, I think you could use some of that to fill in where the head would go, and mold it to replicate the contour of the collar, then used your miliput, magi sculpt or whatever and blend that into the damaged area. After that has cured over night, remove the plasticine and your should be good. I've used this method to sculpt flags, kilts and other types of cloth on figures and it has worked really well. I hope I'm explaining myself clearly enough and best of luck, I'm sure you'll get it sorted out in good time regardless of the method.
Cheers Graham.Sorry for my delay. If it helps I can send you a new body and you could cut the collar off, or redo if things don't work out on this one but I realise all the hard work will go then. Please message or email me and as always any part is replaced free and a new body is no problem
Best wishes
Gra
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