So continuing the work on these 10 little beast and having a blast. A lot of my work was put towards catching up all the hounds to have at least have the wire base of the tails installed which has developed into less of a chore as I refine the steps to this part of the process. Getting some good practice to with new clay shapers tools, they continue to be a dream.
Onto the show of photos.
Eres the chaos puppy pile
So I can't tell enough the simply thing of these hounds having matching numbers to each half of the body, how much it help keep things straight as I fly through working on them in the crazy hours of the night and morning.
So here are the guardening wire used to be the base of the tails. I made different lengths to kinda keep with the chaos.
The end result of using a dremel and knife is too made a hole for the wire to come through and a groove between the halfs, the Grove is for giving the green stuff more surface to grab as well and make a more natural orientation of the tail lining up with the spine.
These four photos above show the progress of place the wire base of the tail. The green stuff inside is key to anchor the wire so the wire can be shaped and posed without fear of Polling out.
Using the claps to hold the half's together so the super glue to dry proper as well and press the green stuff for a better hold as it cures.
The three photos above show the experiment with greenstuff and plastic card to make the heads of these hounds more rat like. The eyes and ears need more work, I'm really not happy with either but it's a start and this beast is singled out for trail and error.
Feed back is most welcome.
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