Integration

T0ySick · 10-08-2022, 05:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Raine24

Perhaps not a perfect one, but do you have an example of a rubber cape that looks like cloth?

Why would I need an example of something being something else? If its a plastic toy I want a plastic cape. Cloth capes look terrible on smaller plastic figures! I don't care about cloth on plastic. If I want a doll I'll buy a Monster High one. I have Greta and bettle juice at the moment and those are bank. Or there is Neca 8 inch figures i have both signature and common Elvira and the 1st pet detective. All the home alone ones. And 6 different living dead dolls. And no cloth capes.

The problem is gravity. Hold the corner of a piece of 8.5" X 11" paper. Then hold the corner of a 4" X 4" piece if paper. It doesn't drape the same.
You can use wires to simulate the weight of fabric but then you have thick piping that looks like doll clothes not the scale its supposed to be. It works better on 1/12 and 1/4 becuase at that scale the visibility is not as glaring.

10-08-2022, 05:19 PM	#62
T0ySick Quitter of Art Join Date: Mar 2022 Posts: 652	Quote: Originally Posted by Raine24 Perhaps not a perfect one, but do you have an example of a rubber cape that looks like cloth? Why would I need an example of something being something else? If its a plastic toy I want a plastic cape. Cloth capes look terrible on smaller plastic figures! I don't care about cloth on plastic. If I want a doll I'll buy a Monster High one. I have Greta and bettle juice at the moment and those are bank. Or there is Neca 8 inch figures i have both signature and common Elvira and the 1st pet detective. All the home alone ones. And 6 different living dead dolls. And no cloth capes. The problem is gravity. Hold the corner of a piece of 8.5" X 11" paper. Then hold the corner of a 4" X 4" piece if paper. It doesn't drape the same. You can use wires to simulate the weight of fabric but then you have thick piping that looks like doll clothes not the scale its supposed to be. It works better on 1/12 and 1/4 becuase at that scale the visibility is not as glaring. Last edited by T0ySick; 10-08-2022 at 05:45 PM..