My latest project is complete - MDF Tim Peake (as requested by my daughter).
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view of one arm
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view of second arm |
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back |
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sitting |
I had a guide from a picture of a lego Tim, and also some pictures of Tim's space suit. I had an inspiration for his hair - I modelled it using FMM Air Dry Clay - this proved a brilliant idea, as it can be removed. When dry the hair was painted with various shades of brown, etc.
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Work in Progress - Face added with Posca Pens
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I used Craft Artist to design his "clothes" - taking the badges in and re-sizing them. I created some zips. I also took his name badge from his space suit, and then redrew it using a couple of elements from the real one (i.e. clasps etc.) Having checked sizes by printing on copy paper and adjusting as necessary, I had intended to print them on rice paper, but my printer didn't want to play .... and then by chance I found some printable clear adhesive sheets in my stash - Result!
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Picture of Tim's space suit for comparison. |
If you would like to build and paint your own MDF brick man - you can find him (or her if you want to paint it as a girl) at Clevercut.co.uk.
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