Wow you just opened endless possibilities for me. I was searching if I can create think flexible items with polymer clay. One question you didn’t show at what temperature you baked this belt? Also is this belt strong enough.
Right!!!?? Options are endless ☺️ I bake it at the recommended temp. which is 130C if I’m not mistaken, little higher than regular Fimo or Sculpey. You can check out CosClay by Monster makers also. It was not yet available when I started using Fimo leather so.. got used to this one. It’s durable enough. Won’t break on your figure but don’t try to stretch test it with tools. I’ve been using it for client work for more than a year and still got no complains at all re. durability. Thank you for commenting mate and good luck!!
@@muneeb2010 it depends on the body really. There are pieces I couldn’t mold and ultimately I casted them in the body itself. But I don’t recommend it cause of several factors: - First you bake them and plastics produce toxic stuff. Clay does too if you burn it tho. But I do this in my kitchen oven and don’t trust it. - You can damage your figures - Two part epoxi clays are way better suited for on body sculpting, with the drawback that you will need to paint it after it cures. But they are air curing materials that do not require heat. I hope that helps, but I haven’t tried out all the possibilities and encourage you to experiment, have fun… and share your results!
@@wilcapoeira you are absolutely right. I can’t risk bodies burning. I had placed an order for two part epoxy like last month from Ali express but it hasn’t come yet. I love customising action figures I’m working on a barbarian hunter action figure. I feel like you can’t make a good figure with only one type of material.
Hey! Well it depends. These blue and red fabrics are not my usual thing. Most used interesting ones for me are: - polyester for stretchy things - cotton for jackets, pants and non-stretchy stuff - faux leather for capes, boots and what not. I usually got to a big fabric store and buy things that inspire me to do a certain figure and don’t necessarily belong to above 3 options. I hope it helps!
Hi! I did sketch it over painters tape, then put the tape in the black fabric and just scissor my way around the silhouette. Removing the painters tape was challenging tho and those spider legs are ultra thin.
Another great tutorial..thanks again for posting!
Thank you buddy!! How are you doing? Did you try making boots?
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Wow you just opened endless possibilities for me. I was searching if I can create think flexible items with polymer clay. One question you didn’t show at what temperature you baked this belt? Also is this belt strong enough.
Right!!!?? Options are endless ☺️
I bake it at the recommended temp. which is 130C if I’m not mistaken, little higher than regular Fimo or Sculpey. You can check out CosClay by Monster makers also. It was not yet available when I started using Fimo leather so.. got used to this one.
It’s durable enough. Won’t break on your figure but don’t try to stretch test it with tools. I’ve been using it for client work for more than a year and still got no complains at all re. durability.
Thank you for commenting mate and good luck!!
Can I bake them on the action figures? It will melt my figures though.
@@muneeb2010 it depends on the body really. There are pieces I couldn’t mold and ultimately I casted them in the body itself. But I don’t recommend it cause of several factors:
- First you bake them and plastics produce toxic stuff. Clay does too if you burn it tho. But I do this in my kitchen oven and don’t trust it.
- You can damage your figures
- Two part epoxi clays are way better suited for on body sculpting, with the drawback that you will need to paint it after it cures. But they are air curing materials that do not require heat.
I hope that helps, but I haven’t tried out all the possibilities and encourage you to experiment, have fun… and share your results!
@@wilcapoeira you are absolutely right. I can’t risk bodies burning. I had placed an order for two part epoxy like last month from Ali express but it hasn’t come yet. I love customising action figures I’m working on a barbarian hunter action figure. I feel like you can’t make a good figure with only one type of material.
Hello! What type of fabric do you use for your the figurines clothing?
Hey! Well it depends. These blue and red fabrics are not my usual thing. Most used interesting ones for me are:
- polyester for stretchy things
- cotton for jackets, pants and non-stretchy stuff
- faux leather for capes, boots and what not.
I usually got to a big fabric store and buy things that inspire me to do a certain figure and don’t necessarily belong to above 3 options.
I hope it helps!
@@wilcapoeira Thank you so much! It very much did :)
do you have a tutorial for the hoodie? i need to make one a little bit different !
I don’t have any hood tutorial yet.
I started recording a hooded cape for my mouse Mythic Legions but haven’t completed that yet 😮💨
Did you make the spider figure?
Hi! I did sketch it over painters tape, then put the tape in the black fabric and just scissor my way around the silhouette.
Removing the painters tape was challenging tho and those spider legs are ultra thin.
Reading your question again, if you refer to the suit, head, hands and feet yes, it’s all made by me on a Nota body