Sculpting Prosthetics Reptile Skin

[@avamasquerade]

Thank you so so much! You have no idea how hard I've searched to find this info, and all of it is going into my portfolio to join the film union out here. I was seriously giving up hope. Thanks again!

[@TheDerpingDutchman]

I'm actually in the process of learning how to sculpt digitally and this also helps me a lot. I thank you.

[@thibautknapp233]

hey there ! are you gonna make a video of how to make a mould from this reptile skin? That would be so interesting and helpful!

[@juliawhiteway8965]

Thank you for sharing your techniques!

[@saramorenas]

Wow... Thank you for the lesson!

[@prosvirninoleg]

Мужик! Это круто!

[@janosmalya5457]

Thank You!

[@artsculpture1024]

Very informative, thanks.

[@Canal_do_Tenorio]

Thanks a lot!!!

[@alapatooncamacho4242]

Thanx a buuunch youuu master, ispirational international,,,, the edge and tools, quite a tutorial, excelente explicacion hermano, muy bene hechoa,a,

[@parodiadera]

I love it..... what material do you used? regular plastiline or clay?

[@tdebreceni]

I believe Stuart used Chavant NSP; I used Monster Clay.

[@Droemar]

Wow, really great ideas. Does Monster Clay cure at all?

[@tdebreceni]

+Droemar No, Monster clay doesn't set; it is a wax based clay that can be used over and over again.

[@pochito131]

YOU ARE THE BETS !!!!!!!!!

[@CindySHess]

Can you tell me what type of filler you used to make your scale stamp. I can't quite hear it on the video.

[@tdebreceni]

Epoxy.

[@CindySHess]

Thanks

[@avamasquerade]

tdebreceni do you think wood filler will work?

[@quie30]

like, like, like Thanks. suscriptor 666 hahaha

[@FareedNagy]

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[@tdebreceni]

Re-uploaded by whom?

[@FareedNagy]

tdebreceni I just noticed the original video does credit your name, i apologize.