Advanced Belts and Buckles - Sculpting Miniatures

Have you mastered making basic belts and buckles? Try this more advanced technique for a more dynamic look to these key accessories.
Medium:
FIMO
Tools:
Wax #5
Colour Shaper Flat Chisel Size 0 Firm
Scalpel
X-Acto blade
Needle Tool
Paper
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Twitter: / puttypusher
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[@TheGamerZapocalypse]

Just in case anyone missed it, because it's important, like was done here, the sharpest edge will be the one that is against whatever surface the putty is cut on. That's the one you want to have on the outside edge of the belt when placing it on the sculpt.

[@Penz0id]

I'm a new subscriber, and I've gotta tell you that your videos are very inspirational! I've just started to make miniatures for my gaming and I'll be using your video tutorials a lot to get the hang of it. Thank you!

[@TomMasonSculptor]

+Kenneth Walton I'm so glad to hear that! Thanks for subscribing.

[@magmalicker]

I really enjoy watching you sculpt these miniatures. Just a little tip I think would make your videos even better, I would love to see a good up close photo of the mini and what you did at the end of the video, as it can be a little hard to see the details of what you are sculpting in the video. I hope that will help, and I'm looking forward to future videos, keep up the awesome work. And thank you for doing these videos.

[@TomMasonSculptor]

+magmalicker thanks for watching. Others have said this as well. I need to get my photobooth set up at home again.

[@thisismyname3928]

Love the videos. I haven't made my way through all of them yet, but hopefully you're back before I do. Maybe a "bibs and bobs" installment?

[@husamkhan9694]

can you do an episode on hair please because I am having quite the trouble with it and, great episode.

[@TomMasonSculptor]

+husam khan hair is on the list and coming soon!

[@husamkhan9694]

Tom Mason Thanks for the reply.

[@gewaltatron]

good work

[@MarkNiceyard]

Would be cool to see a still or a slow presentation shot at the end to better see what you've done.