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After fussing with the figure to my satisfaction, it’s time for the finish shots.
The back tends to be the toughest part to get looking natural.
Well that’s about it for this tutorial. If there any questions or comments, feel free.”
And we thank you, once again, The Willoughbian, for sharing this with us here at the Fighting 1:18th! Please do join in on the discussion HERE, and you can also check out the results, his custom Mandalore, and the discussion within.
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This is really fantastic and so are your results. I use a similiar technique that utilizes watered down white glue, but I’m gonna give the acrylic medium a shot. Can you be more specific as to the consistancy of the acrylic or the ratio of water to acrylic? Also, is the finished product completely rigid or does it have some flexibility? What kind of material do you use. I use an old bedsheet, but I’m always open to new sugestions. Thanks for the tutorial. I really enjoyed it and I love your work.