Need some assistance on a figure

Just wanted to let everyone who commented know that she's done and posted on the Realm. Please check her out and post comments.

Thanks.

Chris

Just an Idea maybe sculpt a flat mask against a flat surface(maybe dust on some cooking flour on the flat rea just to make sure the sculpt doesn't stick to it ) press her face gently on it while its on the flat surface take her off let it harden sand it the superglue it on .

Thanks. I'll try that next time. A bit too late now though lol.

Chris

Just an Idea maybe sculpt a flat mask against a flat surface(maybe dust on some cooking flour on the flat rea just to make sure the sculpt doesn't stick to it ) press her face gently on it while its on the flat surface take her off let it harden sand it the superglue it on .

That is exactly what I ended up doing...using Milliput and sanding it. The mask came out okay. It wraps around her face a little, as opposed to being flat, but it still looks good. I'm in the process right now of finishing off the paint apps on the mask, hair, wings, hands, and her bio-ring...I think she should be finished and posted sometime by the end of the week (I hope). I hope that once she is finally finished and posted, everyone who gave me pointers and tips and assistance on this figure (leafman343, mega_star_andro, and DC-COLLECTOR) will take the time to check her out and comment. I want to thank you guys for your help...it was most appreciated and needed as I've been working on her for six months (yikes!!!!!!)...it usually only takes me a max of a few weeks to finish a figure.

Chris

I would use 2part plumbing epoxy or milliput.. then sand it a bit.

Making something that small and then making it rigid it always a hard task, walmart sell "plastic cutting boards" like to be used for cutting veggies and such, they are thin and rigid, not sure on price tho, but I'd cut it out of that then paint it, prob have to use a primer on the plastic but it might work, just an idea

Hmmmm. I was thinking of using a Mattel DC Infinite Heroes Superman cape for it. I think if I used the vinyl from a three ring binder, I'd still have to use milliput to give it slightly more depth.

Honestly, I don't know where other people buy it, but I just take it off of 3 ring binders. It is a bit flimsy, however, once it is cut to size it should be rigid enough to stand on its own

Where would I find the vinyl? I tried at two arts and crafts stores today after work and all I could find was foam board, which looks to be a tad too flimsy.

Cut it from a piece of yellow vinyl or white vinyl painted yellow? It would be easier than sculpting, idk how well it would look though.