Sculpting 54 mm miniature figure - English Longbowman

Hello people, in this videos I'll sculpting the English longbowman from medieval era in 14 century. I sculpt using Aves epoxy putty, the figure will be scale at 1/32 or 54 mm in high.
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[@HO-bndk]

The pose of this is excellent. He really looks like he's pulling that heavy longbow.

[@golfmarguerite3970]

Very nice greetings from Denmark👍👏

[@ArgaMiniature]

Hallo Denmark , thank you for watching 😄

[@bastelbude4100]

Realy cool 🤘🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Greetings from the Bastel 🤘🏻Bude

[@ArgaMiniature]

Thank’s for watching Bastel Bude ✨✨

[@donwilsmore3945]

To make chain mail it’s better to use a hypodermic needle with an indent c shape on the tip …for that scale a very small one …great work !🙏✋🏼5️⃣

[@ArgaMiniature]

Thank you for the tips will try it the hypodermic needle for my next sculpting 😃

[@HO-bndk]

That produces mail that is way out of scale. A mail ring in 1/35 scale would be less than 2 hundredths of a mm wide. Microscopic, in other words. 😊

[@ronaldomendez1349]

can i use polymer clay

[@ArgaMiniature]

@@ronaldomendez1349 “I have tried polymer clay such as Sculpey before, but it didn’t work for me. In my opinion, you should give it a try because some people find polymer clay suitable, while others do not. For polymer clay, I recommend trying Beesputty, as many people use it for making miniatures.”

[@ronaldomendez1349]

​@ what i know is epoxy putty is for construction/repairs...