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I was never terribly happy with my original Baymax. Simply because of the sizes of Styrofoam eggs I had access to, I had to make him very small, about five inches tall. That made it hard to get all the details right, and I couldn't do everything I wanted to with that model.

Fortunately, I just moved! And with that move came access to a greater selection of craft materials, including larger Styrofoam eggs! So, allow me to present Big Baymax! At eight inches tall, I was much more able to make him look like the big lovable balloon man we all know and love. I'm particularly happy with his face, as I was able to make his eyes out a piece of craft foam under the felt, instead of just drawing them on. Gives his face a nice bit of dimensionality that better matches the film.

For comparison, here's my original smaller Baymax:
toodlesteam.deviantart.com/art…

Description
I was never terribly happy with my original Baymax. Simply because of the sizes of Styrofoam eggs I had access to, I had to make him very small, about five inches tall. That made it hard to get all the details right, and I couldn't do everything I wanted to with that model.

Fortunately, I just moved! And with that move came access to a greater selection of craft materials, including larger Styrofoam eggs! So, allow me to present Big Baymax! At eight inches tall, I was much more able to make him look like the big lovable balloon man we all know and love. I'm particularly happy with his face, as I was able to make his eyes out a piece of craft foam under the felt, instead of just drawing them on. Gives his face a nice bit of dimensionality that better matches the film.

For comparison, here's my original smaller Baymax:
toodlesteam.deviantart.com/art…