got mine today. sizing and sculpts are very nice. Thanks, Daniel.
Minor issues: a bubble was trapped in Tyler's hair (easily fixed) but the buzzed one has an ugly groove down the middle of his head where the mold line was over sanded away, taking with it the hair and some skull, which will take a fair amount of work and re-sculpting to correct.
Hey Entropy,
so I noticed that as well.
However, my caster usually cleans the castings up himself,
and inevitably most castings will have seamlines somewhere (usually back of the neck).
I was a little concerned about the extent to which the top of the head was "sanded off".
Would you guys prefer if I told the caster to leave the top part un-sanded so that you guys can do it yourself (sometimes more meticulously ?
Otherwise IMO my caster does quite a fantastic job at retaining the details and such. I used to cast and mold myself and boy it's a difficult, stressful job (and I'm allergic to liquid resin)
I'll let him know what you guys think about whether or not the top should be sanded or left untouched?
also
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Personally, I wish I could have cleaned up the cast myself and would have requested to do so had I anticipated the problem. It's going to be more work now adding back material, replicating the hair texture, and fixing the over grinding than it would have been simply scraping off the seam line myself. I completely understand the desire to send out a clean sculpt but it only damaged your work, Daniel.
Question... it seems sunohc/lonnie made this head so that it can stick on the HT ball... why did you need to put the slim head adapter in his neck? (innovative i might add
I think i might go with magnets actually. I got a bald head and want to use it for a version with a hat as a second and I'd like easy swapping if possible. Does anyone know where i could get small strong magnets to fit inside the Goamon neck post and the socket of the head???
Thanks Ray! Well, I appreciate them making it ready to adapt to a joint ball neck, but the head actually sat too high on it and it's not like the joint ball will go in and stay or stick in there securely.
All right... I started working on my Tyler w/hair and no neck head sculpt amazingly sculpted by Sunohc. I wanted a no neck head sculpt to put him on a sculpted neck true type (Goemon Saizo Kirigakure body).
First, I took the inside socket from a slim true type head sculpt (no easy task, had to slice the slim TT to get the socket out) Then, I dremeled the inside of the Tyler head to make some room for the socket and then put it in, fitting snuggly inside.
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