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Thought I'd share my first attempt at using non-sculpted hair on a fig. After seeing so many great customs and getting so many ideas, I figured it's time to give it a try.



Still trying to decide on costuming but he's getting there :)
 

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Can't take credit for the sculpt, it belongs to BBI's Richard Marcinko.
I don't have any progress shots of the hair application but here's a rough breakdown of what I did.

I started with some synthetic fur from the fabric store. The adhesive is Beacon's 3 in 1 advanced craft glue, it dries crystal clear, is waterproof and is thick like a gel.

Working in small areas from the bottom up (so that the top layers of hair will lay over the bottom layers) work your way around the head. First apply a small line of adhesive then snip some fur off as close to the cloth backer as you can. I was using small patches aprox 1/4 inch wide.

place the end of the fur on the glue and press into place with a toothpick or similar tool because you want to keep your hands clean and try not to get glue in the hair except at the attachment point.

You will have lots of loose hair come out so don't be skimpy with it, once you have placed it in the glue let it set a moment then blow some of the loose hair off the fig so you can see if any touch up are neccessary before moving up to the next row.

I hope this made sense.
 
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