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Thread: New Marvel 3.75" Appreciation Thread
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Old 02-14-2018, 10:52 AM   #33341
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Assuming that everything is sculpted digitally these days, why is there such a difference in the quality of the headsculpts between the 4” and 6” lines? Shouldn’t it just be a matter of scaling the render up or down?
Well, digitally its easy to scale it up or down. But once you move to solid mediums, it all depends on how well the "sculpt" can be rendered physically. I suspect the limitations on the 1:18 output would be getting the detail into the metal molds and how well the plastic can flow, take shape into those molds, and cool off into the correct look.

1:12 also has an advantage of being easier to paint since if the masks are slightly off, the mistake isn't as noticeable.
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