He started sculpting some outlandish sci-fi/fantasy sculpts that are a bit outside my price range. But the Octo-Girl (his name for the kit is simply Octopus) is odd enuff that I like it, and it's within my price range.
It comes in 12 parts, a little flash, no bubble, but it's the type of resin that has a petroleum smell to it when you cut into it and sand it.
The next day after I really washed it with soapy water and let it dry, I went to my hobby room to start to put it together. Whoo boy it was a hot day - :-P
But I muddled thru getting most of the model together. I left off the "ears" and the arms as they were both very thin, and was afraid of breaking them. They will go on when I get the feet/legs attached to the base. Here's where I am -
Seams will need filling |
This will be her on the base. I plan on adding more to the base. |
From the back |
Closeup of the back. I added dots of V. putty. I see a spot I missed. |
Skink's mark |
Topside of the base |
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