Mary Jane Custom Statue Part 3 Tshirt

[@Nicolas-vf4tc]

The most successful of your customs! If it's for sale one day, I'm very interested... Can't wait to see the end!😍

[@ranger275raistlin]

Thank you. 🙏🏻 look great as always.

[@thatHARVguy]

Nice work. Mary Jane is a model, so maybe have a photo in her right hand? Possibly print out her wedding photo, for those who miss Peter and MJ being married.

[@nicobellicbellic3841]

Awesome so far!! Great to see how you doing the realistic shirts!! 👍🏻

[@NefariousElasticity]

Using brass to create support structures for the shirt around the chest was a good call. Styrene sheets might be helpful for the same thing on future builds, since you can get super thin pieces that are still rigid enough to support a good amount of epoxy putty (and they're easily sandable if need be).

[@VinceVellCUSTOMS]

Ive yet to try styrene with Aves, havnt really come across anything I would use them for, the then a cape basic structure but most of the capes I have done either ri had a old one I built onto or the item came with it.

[@scottprimeau1206]

You mentioned using Apoxie fix sculpt with red Apoxie sculpt. I have used Apoxie Sculpt a lot, as well as Magic Sculpt. Ive never heard of Apoxie fix Sculpt? What are the properties you like with it? Is it better than regular Apoxie Sculpt?

[@VinceVellCUSTOMS]

Fix It Sculpt (not fix it there is 2 kinds) is a bit more stiffer and easier to work with, It doesnt sag as much as regular aves, But I found a mixture of Fix It Sculpt and Red Aves to make a pink blend sorta has the perfect texture and stiffness for me to sculpt with.

[@couturca]

What putty do you use?

[@VinceVellCUSTOMS]

called Aves Epoxy Sculpt, and I use it for all my customs.

[@raccooneyes2099]

I'm excited to see this one come together. Awesome work as awlays.