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Thread: New Marvel 3.75" Appreciation Thread
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Old 12-22-2019, 05:59 PM   #39037
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It's been awhile since I've touched my projects. Luckily I've decided to encourage myself with breaking a new barrier...sculpting hair. So here's my basic steps.

1. Heat 5-10 individual pellets of thermoplastic.

2. Apply to shaved head area where needed with hand or tool.

3. Use tool to shape plastic, in my case that meant using the heated nozzle of a glue gun so the plastic would stay soft long enough. Keep this in mind

If you are wondering why it looked like a half painted Loki custom, it's because I painted black to see the details better then remolded again.

The great thing about Thermoplastic is that if cooled while molded with wet plant you can "color" it. Might use that as I shape up the final result instead of sealing.

Right now i'm waiting for the glue gun to heat up so I can shape out the rest of the hair, mainly evening out some sides and applying the fringe.
Sculpting is out of my league bro but your start looks good so far Agemo.
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