Here's a shot of a jaw I'm making for a conversion figure. I've put teeth in the upper part of the mouth before, but this time I'm adding teeth to the lower jaw. (I also put tongues in my figures now). The teeth are plastic Dracula teeth that I've trimmed. I secure them with Gorilla Glue, a substance I've only recently discovered. Besides the fact Gorilla Glue works great, it has a sparkly quality that resembles saliva when it dries. A little touch-up here and there, some pink paint on the tongue and the jaw will be ready to install.
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Saturday, April 04, 2009
I put some teeth in it
Here's a shot of a jaw I'm making for a conversion figure. I've put teeth in the upper part of the mouth before, but this time I'm adding teeth to the lower jaw. (I also put tongues in my figures now). The teeth are plastic Dracula teeth that I've trimmed. I secure them with Gorilla Glue, a substance I've only recently discovered. Besides the fact Gorilla Glue works great, it has a sparkly quality that resembles saliva when it dries. A little touch-up here and there, some pink paint on the tongue and the jaw will be ready to install.
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