just note i did not create this image lol. I don't see or get the hint of any scales either. It appears very leathery with just a ridged texture.
Man that sucks Tony. Atleast you found the problem though. Best of luck with the new helmet buddy.
Yeah, better to find the problem now when it's easier to fix and lose 3 days than later when it might make you lose a month. Still, no one likes to find out what they've been working towards is wrong and needs to be redone.
Thank you both, I definitely feel better now than I did last night. I tend to beat myself up over this kind of stuff. It helps to have a good community to come back to and vent. Much appreciated guys.
-Tony
That's what we're here for buddy.
Yeah, there were some issues with the front, It still looks a little Ninja turtle ish, but the sculpting I did last night has given it a better front view. I didn’t think was worth posting, but its pretty close to finished except for details.Without the teeth the front view looks like a happy ninja turtle. (If you ignore the mandibles)
Thanks man, Your absolutely right on the mold btw. I’m planning to do 2 sets of molds. Each set will contain 3 two part molds. 1 - 2part mold for the head & 2 – 2 Part molds for the mandibles (maybe 4-2part molds for the mandibles, still considering some stuff). The mandibles will come off the sculpt because they are attached to 4 rods. Once I finish the mandibles and then do the detail. I will use a wire tool to slice as close to the top of the mandibles as I can. I will then pull the completed mandibles off the sculpt and mold them separately. The main head of the mold will get a dividing line down the center and the mold at the end of the day should split right in half.I don't have any experience with molding so I was just curious how this will be molded? I know with helmets people either do a glove mold or two piece mold and with smaller pieces they tend to do a box mold. It looks like those would be impossible because of the mandibles though. Will you remove the mandibles and do a mold of those separate then attach them to a cast of the main head?
That side profile looks wicked. I'm sure the front will look a lot less ninja turtlish after it gets a mouthful of fangs and a helmet.
Thanks man, I appreciate the kind comments.This looks amazing!!! Keep up the great work!!!