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Benross91 — Dilophosaurus model FINISHED
Published: 2010-03-06 15:04:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 3332; Favourites: 21; Downloads: 7
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Dilophosaurus model in progress, approx 27 inches long, made from wire, super sculpey, super sculpey firm, and the full project has taken me about 11-12 hours of work...Related content
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OH WOOOWWW you made that yourself that is amazing !!! that is pure dedication I wish I could do something like that !!
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It's Ok, but with more time and dedication, you might make a better one.
P.S: Be careful on painting it, remember one of the things that make a great dino is the color
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I'll take your advise when your work gets better, I find this comment quite rude and not very constructive. And this model is one of my very early ones and was the first I ever did out of super sculpey.
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awesome work mate take no notice of shitty comments especially looking at their own work!
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Thanks very much! I know, makes me laugh when people like that give their "expert" advice haha 
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worse kind of deviant folk.
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Amazing work. Thanks for showing how you did it!
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Thank you very much!!, your welcome! And thanks for the 
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I've been working on a couple of sculptures myself for an art portfolio, although *cough* they're nowhere NEAR as nice. I keep finding my fingers start getting tremble-y and stiff (sounds like an oxymoron, but it's not) from focusing on details after about an hour and a half or so and the sticky clay gets to me. ....I don't think I'll go for a sculpture major! :-D More power to you for being able to keep at it for 10+ hours. I admire your perseverance.
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O cool i would like to see them I could try and give you a few pointers, I used to get that in my hands too, I'd simply give myself a couple minutes break and go back to it. Its always good to rub a resist, like vaseline on your hands before sculpting, this usually makes it less sticky. Thanks again!
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