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How to Sculpt 4: What to Buy

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<i style="font-size: small; text-align: left;">This <a href="http://modernsynthesist.blogspot.ca/search/label/How%20To%20Sculpt">How to Sculpt series</a> is a collection of guest articles from <a href="http://modernsynthesist.blogspot.ca/">Modern Synthesist</a>'s Mr_Pink. They are his attempt to demystify the idea of sculpting your own miniatures. It seems that more and more people are taking cracks at it these days as the means of production are getting so very cheap and third-party casting companies are growing like mushrooms. Still, no matter how many head-swap bits are retailed, there is going to come a time when you have an awesome idea for a miniature, and there might not be a compatible, ready-made bit. You're going to have to make it yourself, and it is his belief that the only thing standing in your way is a few helpful tips.</i><br>

How to Sculpt 4: What to Buy

This How to Sculpt series is a collection of guest articles from Modern Synthesist 's Mr_Pink. They are his attempt to demystify ...

6/08/2012

How to Sculpt 3: Sculpting Skills

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<i style="font-size: small;">This <a href="http://modernsynthesist.blogspot.ca/search/label/How%20To%20Sculpt">How to Sculpt series</a> is a collection of guest articles from <a href="http://modernsynthesist.blogspot.ca/">Modern Synthesist</a>'s Mr_Pink. They are his attempt to demystify the idea of sculpting your own miniatures. It seems that more and more people are taking cracks at it these days as the means of production are getting so very cheap and third-party casting companies are growing like mushrooms. Still, no matter how many head-swap bits are retailed, there is going to come a time when you have an awesome idea for a miniature, and there might not be a compatible, ready-made bit. You're going to have to make it yourself, and it is his belief that the only thing standing in your way is a few helpful tips.</i></div>
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The following is best viewed as a continuation of <a href="http://modernsynthesist.blogspot.ca/2012/05/how-to-sculpt-2-pushing-putty.html">How to Sculpt 2</a> as I wasn't exactly sure where you break that article. Now that I've gone over the putties I use and have talked a bit about how to get a bit more out of them, I'll be getting into the nitty gritty of how parts 1 (tools) and 2 (putties) come together.<br>
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How to Sculpt 3: Sculpting Skills

This How to Sculpt series is a collection of guest articles from Modern Synthesist 's Mr_Pink. They are his attempt to demystify th...

5/31/2012