Muscle Godji :D

Hehe, this is really bodybuilder, figure weighs 624 grams x)

oOo awesome

Nice sculpt.

Have you ever dropped any sculpts and had to start over again?

Thank you

This happened once or twice, but not critically, I just had to redo a small area on figures. I bake figures in stages so that i can't be afraid for already finished elements. After baking, figures are strong enough, besides, I try to make an additional frame of steel wire for protruding elements

And for all the time working with raw polymer clay, my left hand got used to holding figure tightly so as not to accidentally lose the time spent on work x)

Godzilla: Milk Chocolate Kaiju

Soon it will become obsidian-purple x)

You are an absolute saint for making this, since there is no official super godzilla figure. I can't thank you enough for taking on this project^^

Thank you (*^^*)

looks really good. Which paints do you use?

Thanks. No paints were used here, it's just different materials

And so, in my finished works, I have so far tried only three companies of acrylic paints: AK Interactive, Vallejo and a local company Pacific88

ahh ok I recently started painting figurines and I used Citadel acrylic paints. Felt it could have turned out better though

Hmm, maybe just need more practice, as far as I know, Citadel is very high-quality, but they are made with an eye on the Warhammer audience. You can try popular line "Model Color" or "Game Color" from Vallejo, from AK-interactive I used line "3rd Generation". There is also Green Stuff World, but I used only varnish from them

In general, these three companies produce a high-quality product, but it is better to choose the paint according to your feelings. You can sample one or two jars from different manufacturers and try

Different manufacturers with different colors may have some special features. Someone's paint is very matte, someone's is more like satin. I had problem with "Dead White" from Vallejo "Game Color". I use a wet palette, paint can be stored in it for a long time without drying out. But this paint after two or three hours began to disintegrate into liquid part and lumps. With "White" from AK, this didn't happen

Well I use Citadel because I am from the warhammer audience so I have a large collection of paints from Citadel. thinking though the figurine I used didn't have enough edges and was too smooth so I could not do shading and highlighting as well as I wanted

Yes, it is difficult and long to shading and highlighting large smooth surfaces, I still suffer with this, using a "paint base" (in fact varnish), mixing with the right shades to apply more transparent layers x)