





I'm still working on refining it; it's made of super sculpey, the next step is to bake it, then paint.. I'd also like to make a mold of it, ideally..
Trying to get beyond that ''almost''Wow, that's really good! It looks like an official Sega-made figure almost.
That is awsome. BUT! You've prompted me to sing-
Everybody Super Sonic Sculpting
Gotta keep your clay right on the ground
When you're Super Sonic Sculpting
There's no time to look around
With just Super Sonic Sculpting
Model to the point of no return
Everybody Super Sonic Sculpting
Come on let the fire burn
Everybody, Everybody, Everybody
But wow, that's sculpty? That's really great. If you do make a mold, a change of paint could easily make it Shadow!
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awesome, that works perfectly. I'm gonna keep that running in my head when I work on him
The way I had it at first was more like Shadow, sorta bent-y.. I guess one way they look different (at least by now) is Supe's spines are more streamlined
My reference thus far consists of a few stills I took of SuperSonic in the Unleashed intro with my phone, lol. It's actually made me notice how wonky the Resaurus Sonic is in places, while still being the best sculpt available for Sonic toys (outside the import sculpts they sell at Play Asia and such). They have to compromise in certain aspects for production to be viable, I suppose.Although you're very far along and it looks wonderful, have you considered using one of those plastic figurines as a guide to keep it on model? That could go one of two ways- It could really help, or you'd end up going all OCD trying to make them look the same.
It looks so badass. Really good sculpting. I have to wonder though. Did you just post these pictures of an old finished project or did it literally take you almost two years to finish this? I can't imagine someone leaving an unbaked sculpture just hanging around and it not getting messed up or smooshed. Not unless it was baked already and you just didn't paint it. That would make sense.
Heh, nope, I left it unbaked, hesitant to bake it lest some mistake reveal itself that I could have fixed. I kept it protected. Of course this was foolish as the clay dried out a bit, so I had to then fix cracks here and there. Had to putty a couple spots after baking too. And now I was too scared to sand it in places in case it broke, lol.It looks so badass. Really good sculpting. I have to wonder though. Did you just post these pictures of an old finished project or did it literally take you almost two years to finish this? I can't imagine someone leaving an unbaked sculpture just hanging around and it not getting messed up or smooshed. Not unless it was baked already and you just didn't paint it. That would make sense.
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