I just gave him his coat of primer. After a primer coat, I always see a few areas I need to touch up. Either fill or sanding. Fortunately there are only a couple small spots that need attention. Then the fun painting begins.
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Saturday, January 26, 2013
One...more...time
I just gave him his coat of primer. After a primer coat, I always see a few areas I need to touch up. Either fill or sanding. Fortunately there are only a couple small spots that need attention. Then the fun painting begins.
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Kenny you should go ahead and make an Elmore/Otis master in 2 T and 3 T that Buzz can mold for you since it's becoming a sought after character.
ReplyDeletePhil Nichols
After I complete the 3T Mr. Winkle, the plan is to sculpt a new 2T Elmore/Otis head. I like the original, but I've learned a lot since then and I'd like to see if I can make him a bit better. If I succeed, I'll do a 3T version as well. (So much to do, so little time).
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