It\'s best not to bend them more than once. Range is limited. For more extreme poses it\'s better to use a wire armature.
Er, aren\'t they all hunchbacks?
Anyway, keep in mind that those skellies have fairly heavy bones. So don\'t use them for thin figures. And I\'d replace the skull with a blob so you can add a thicker layer of putty. And don\'t use them in sculpts that have to go through a vulcanizer.
Arrr ... girl for Igor ...Message original : Klute
Now you mention it they would be chicken breasted hunchbacks
No offense meant to hunch backs or people with protruding chests.Of course.
You going to get it cast up? Or is this just going to be a \"One off\"
I almost ordered some of these but the problem is the faces. They are really strong-featured, to the point where they really aren\'t suitable for true \"generics\". If your character has more refined features (eg Elves, petite females), you\'ll have to sculpt a whole new face... which defeats the point of generics. I guess they\'d be ok for making an RPG character if the outfit and gear needed to match but the face wasn\'t a big deal.
Talk about great minds thinking alike. I must admit to that being a really nice bust, seriously tempting but there is a real problem about getting anything else at the moment. I need to sell some stuff first!
Originally posted by Trevor
I\'d like to see the Winter of the World books characters done as minis, especially the crippled Elof with his jewel encrusted blackcarbon steel wings, that would be cool...
