SO glad you made this one! It's nice seeing how PRO figure sculpting is done. I'm about to step up my game, man. Watch out! I'm about to research what does "MABA" stand for, and if it's all good, I may be doing some types of that sculpting.
Thanks my friend! You flatter me. I'm gonna have to live up to that "PRO" title. I would love to see you do a Maba figure. Maybe an all new character, like The Discombobulator from that one horror movie!
You know this is the only guy that actually is very specific on how to sculpt most of the videos tell you they're going to teach you how to sculpt but actually don't teach you nothing. This guy actually is teaching you step by step. Great video
AC, you are amazing! I'm here for Crafsman, who is another great guy. I am Brazilian and my childhood, in the 70s and 80s was full of GI Joes (here known as Comandos em Ação), He man, Thundercats among others. But a hero I loved to watch was the Japanese Spectroman - Wow, how I liked him! But here in Brazil he was forgotten. Maybe you can make a Spectroman if you know the character. I wish you a lot of success on your youtube channel ("Hello TH-cam" - :D Man, you're awesome!). Thanks for all your videos!
thats really nice, i love chuds... i cant understand why people choose to work with epoxy over polimeric clay to do this kind of sculpting, seems like a lot of drawbacks... you are not able to sand the hard supersculpey?
like the detail you can get with super sculpey. I've made a 2m steel robot for displays and have been thinking about making a small sculpture/ toy. to sell at the displays. Can you use a wire armature and will it be ok to bake?
SO glad you made this one! It's nice seeing how PRO figure sculpting is done.
I'm about to step up my game, man. Watch out! I'm about to research what does "MABA" stand for, and if it's all good, I may be doing some types of that sculpting.
Thanks my friend! You flatter me. I'm gonna have to live up to that "PRO" title. I would love to see you do a Maba figure. Maybe an all new character, like The Discombobulator from that one horror movie!
You know this is the only guy that actually is very specific on how to sculpt most of the videos tell you they're going to teach you how to sculpt but actually don't teach you nothing. This guy actually is teaching you step by step. Great video
So flattering. Thanks for being here! Be safe.
Thank you for this content mate, im trying to make my first action figure so im researching mats. This was extremely helpful.
Awe man, awesome! Thanks so much for saying so. I appreciate you reaching out
I work with the clay, i do alot of layering as well, im satisfied i bake it and then work on another layer.
good job Bro!
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. A great video! I am feeling inspired.
Nice
Cool dude!
I'm into designer toys and I really love your stuff, Awesome work Bro.
Thank you so much for taking the time 🤝
AC, you are amazing! I'm here for Crafsman, who is another great guy.
I am Brazilian and my childhood, in the 70s and 80s was full of GI Joes (here known as Comandos em Ação), He man, Thundercats among others. But a hero I loved to watch was the Japanese Spectroman - Wow, how I liked him! But here in Brazil he was forgotten. Maybe you can make a Spectroman if you know the character. I wish you a lot of success on your youtube channel ("Hello TH-cam" - :D Man, you're awesome!). Thanks for all your videos!
Thanks Nelson! Crafsman is a good friend. Glad you're here!
Thanks a lot for that detailed insight. Now I can imagine what it means to do a figure going close to the 8'' scale like my commission will be. Wow!
Right? It's fun and crazy and overwhelming sometimes! Thanks for watching, my friend!
This was so bloody inspiring, thank you!
Thanks so much for stopping by, and I'm really happy you dig it! More to come!
You made learning fun! Neat to see how things like this are done
I don't know if you intended to rhyme right there, but I love it! Thanks so much!
this is hella helpful!
Glad to hear it! Thanks for being here!
this is awesome and do you love Hall and Oates?
Thank you, and I do very much!
thats really nice, i love chuds... i cant understand why people choose to work with epoxy over polimeric clay to do this kind of sculpting, seems like a lot of drawbacks... you are not able to sand the hard supersculpey?
Thanks! Yeah, I just prefer working with Apoxie, but since I made this video I've done some more work with Super Sculpy and enjoy it a bit more.
@@AdamCrohn thanks for answering, i love your work
Love CHUD baby!
And Chudbaby loves you!
like the detail you can get with super sculpey. I've made a 2m steel robot for displays and have been thinking about making a small sculpture/ toy. to sell at the displays. Can you use a wire armature and will it be ok to bake?
I use 2 part Aves apoxie sculpt, which is self hardening. So you don't bake it. But the armature wire should be fine to bake.
I like it. It's wierd, but I dig it.
Cute and Ugly.
Have you done any others in that style?
Thanks! I just unveiled my new one on my Patreon. It will be released to the public next month.
@@AdamCrohn will you have a video about it here on youtube?
@@j453 working on it
Keep the beard!
Slickety.
do you carve in or stamp in signatures?
I don't, but maybe I should?
@@AdamCrohn maybe! I'ms trying to replicate the made china stamp and have it say oakland!
That's awesome! I think I would have to have it in the original sculpt. So I'll do this on my next figure! Great suggestion!
Don't shave the beard.
Deal. But only because you said 🤝