Please refer to an old thread on Planet figure HERE where I made a tricorn hat for a 1/16 head. The somewhat different approach gives you another option for making a hat.
Great to see you sculpting again, Gary. Your tutorials are always helpful and brilliantly presented. I'll enjoy following along on this one. Let me know if you decide not to paint him when you're done...hint..hint... ;-)))
Thanks to the both of you. I wanted the blog to have somewhat of a magazine type look. There's still a lot for me to learn about Blogger, so I'm sure there will be other ways to present the material. ~Gary
Don't be afraid to give your best to what seemingly are small jobs. Every time you conquer one it makes you that much stronger. If you do the little jobs well, the big ones will tend to take care of themselves. ~Dale Carnegie
I was born and raised in Erie, Pennsylvania where I currently live with my family. My interests grew out of a facination with military uniforms. It progressed from playing with toy soldiers to sculpting Historical Miniatures. In addition to sculpting I've begun painting figure studies of the subjects that interest me most.
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I love the way you are doing this Gary. The pictures are very useful and if saved will make a very fine tutorial, article for future reference.
Great to see you sculpting again, Gary. Your tutorials are always helpful and brilliantly presented. I'll enjoy following along on this one. Let me know if you decide not to paint him when you're done...hint..hint... ;-)))
Thanks to the both of you. I wanted the blog to have somewhat of a magazine type look. There's still a lot for me to learn about Blogger, so I'm sure there will be other ways to present the material. ~Gary
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