Great use of those old Callous Soldier heads as a base to sculpt on Incredible to see the likeness you created - looks spot on:thumb

 

As always, amazing work!!

 

Thank you. This was my first stab at him in January 2009 with Apoxie.

This sculpey firm is great because you can see every single dent, unlike Super Sculpey which is translucent. The only thing I mind is taking the time to squeeze the clay to prep it before applying it or else it goes on crumbly.

 

Awesome skill!

 

+1

 

You're so on a roll!

This is great!

CHEERS!

 

Thanks Jessica for sharing another awesome sculpt with us :thumb

 

You're going to have the entire cast before long...

...and a damn good looking cast, at that.

Excellent work.

 

Nose surgery failed today. I may have to re-do. I'll try again in a few days.

 

Blimey,

You're a perfectionist, that looked good to me. Mind you, I bet he'll look 10 times better when we next see him.

CHEERS!

 

I agree...
I don't see what was wrong with the muzzle either.
But then all apes/chimps look alike to me...

 

This is the latest...In this photograph you can see how much I have dented in his nose compared to how he was a few minutes before. It's a very minor change but I think a necessary one.

He will probably go through some more minor changes. Kinda hungry now, so I will forage for something to eat, and then I will look at him again and see where to tweak him.

 

Although I though the first take was a damn fine job, I will admit the second take is definitely more accurate as you can see the depth that John Chambers added to his nostril cavity, which i think you hit right on the head, so to speak.

Bravo out

 

Now we're talking!

CHEERS!

 

Wow Jessica!

Can't wait to see more.

 

You are definitely have the most memorable style in amount of many talented friends here, indeed! No wonder why your location is Ape City. :lol:lol:lol

 

Some quickie photos. Camera was dying, so this was the best I can do until tomorrow!

I like this shot even though it's blurry:

I used my Julius headsculpt and plopped it onto a Hot Toys gorilla after plucking off the face. I also gave his hair and beard a necessary trim. Tomorrow if I remember, I'm going to try to buy some incense and rig his cigar with it so I could light it. I think it would look super cool.

 

Julius is smoking an apple/cinnamon spice scented incense because that was the only one they had at the store that was cigar-colored.

 

very nice!!!!

 

You do nice work, Jess. :bravo

 

greta work Jess

 

This is absolutely beautiful!

 

Love it!

The smoking cigar is a great touch. One I bet people will steal for their 'Man With No Name' bashes!

CHEERS!

 

Here's Julius again...still lots more work to do. I actually used a Sideshow General Ursus body--adjusted the gloves by removing the bandolier with an exacto knife...and resculpting on top with some kind of air dry medium (not Apoxie)...but similar. I sewed his outfit which still needs some dirtying up because it's too crisp at the moment.

 

i say you all ways make great apes :thumb

 

Your talent and dedication is simply amazing!