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okageo β Okageo Tutorial #3 PVC + Apoxie sculpt
Published: 2013-08-02 21:54:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 4655; Favourites: 76; Downloads: 40
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those 2 costume are mix of different methods. this tutorial im showing how to use pvc + apoxie sculpt.Related content
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Do you usually sand down PVC, or go straight to priming. Β I find PVC has a bit of a texture to it, so I didn't know if I need to sand more, or just add more paint lol
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Question! I know you used 3mm PVC; would 2mm be too thin, even though it'd be less weight?
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Mmmm! That makes sense, okay.
But could you use 2mm for the main pieces and still use 1mm for the detailings?
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FYI Β - I don't think this has been added to your WIP folder...I couldnt find it for a while
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lol, sorry thks for the notice
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you dont, pvc have better finish. you separate foam piece and pvc pieces. only use foam in area you need to flex
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what about theΒ styrofoam everything i try melt itΒ
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Where do you recommend buying Apoxie Sculpt?
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get them at aves it their official site. you can also find your local store that might have them.
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Thank you so much for sharing this! Β
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This is so neat!!! now I am excited to work on my armor (which everyone thinks I'm crazy to try... Haseo, xth form, dot hack GU) My friend and I were going to buy some sintra and split it (about the same stuff) but your use of apoxie sculp is truly inspiring (to me at least) THANK YOU!!!!!
Is getting thinner sheets and layering them better or is getting thicker sheets and carving out/ imprinting (if needed) with leather working tools better? We can't decide which width to get.
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