Dummy's resculpt, repaint process topic. updated 14-8-2017

I have promised the process photo's of my first resculpt sow here are they.



First i have panted my model white,
then i have slimed down the nose (because i don't like the ramshead)
Then i have cut the tail and legs




Then i have filled in the gapes between the wire and model pieces.
Ands painted the model white again.




Then i started painting the dapples, and came out the color i wanted.
This is not his final color but when i do finish i will post the pic's.
I will give him more shading and more dept and maybe a little less dapples? 

All tips are welkom!!!

Congrats!

Beautyful dapples   

Perhaps thigh of the left hind leg should be more forward. 

But great work   

Great work!!

I love it!! You truly are very talented!

The legs are very nice like that! Well done     

Interesting to see bulding process :)
Thanks for showing :)

With what did you fill the gaps?

Looks very promising!   Keep us updated!   

Looks really nice!

AlienMantis wrote:

Interesting to see bulding process :)
Thanks for showing :)

With what did you fill the gaps?

I jused white clay they sell in my toy shop, not very nice to work with because it dry's out very quickly. But i just have i little bit of water next to me so i can make it wet again when i need to form it! Sorry i really don't know the name in englisch, but this is it;

Dum_my wrote:

AlienMantis wrote:

Interesting to see bulding process :)
Thanks for showing :)

With what did you fill the gaps?

I jused white clay they sell in my toy shop, not very nice to work with because it dry's out very quickly. But i just have i little bit of water next to me so i can make it wet again when i need to form it! Sorry i really don't know the name in englisch, but this is it;

I use this clay like you  I like it!

Thanks for answer :)
I am familiar with this clay, but does it stick well to the plastic/rubber of Schleich? In my experience, this clay wrinkling while drying.

AlienMantis wrote:

Thanks for answer :)
I am familiar with this clay, but does it stick well to the plastic/rubber of Schleich? In my experience, this clay wrinkling while drying.

I have used a similar product for my German Wirehaired Pointer. It can get very dry and flake off, but if you use plenty of water there shouldn't be a problem.   

And some other pictures from my other topic!
I coulnd't resist to put them here also so you can see teh process en result in one topic;

Nice

Very nice work!

Sow i have finally found some time to work on my latest work.
Again with the process pictures because some sts'ers really like that

At first i cute down his mane and legs i wanted to give another position;




Then i painted the model white again and started to sculpt his new mane
At first wire and then layer by layer his new look;






Then i started to work on his new color, i have tought long what i would do with that !!!

But it became this;

Rengar







I will post outside pictures of my new Jonas horses and Rengar Very soon

He's looking good!
I like his new pose better then his old one

He's beautiful! I love his pose and colors! Congrats!

Very nice work! The windblown mane is a nice touch

Nice wind effect!
He looks like a rock star.   

Oh my gosh! He's stunning!   
When I saw the first pic I was like this is gonna be something very cool! The position suits well for him and wow! The mane s just excellent   I love this guy     

Thank you all!
there are still somethings i'm not completly happy with, but that something for in de future!
I really like, that you like him his is very different from the normal schleich

He is wondeful   

I love the mane and tail, - the colour, EVERYTHING   

Figure is really beautiful with a nice color and crazy mane.
The only little thing that confuses me is that there is much more wind on mane area than on tail area!
Though, I am not a metheorologist and of course the effect should be more noticiable on mane. Also, I don't intend to make you change the tail once it is very beautifully done! Thanks for sharing, I like also that it is very different from other works we usually see on forum.

Thank you suzanne and roger!

And roger you are right about his tail, thats one of the things i'm not contend with.
But every time i trided to make that flashy to, it broke of again. His mane are very fragile.
And his tail was worse to make it lite, beacause of the holding points.
Every time i tiped him on his other hind leg the tail would colapse!  
So in the first picture you can see i tride to make it a bit more windy.
Maybe my next sculpt will be a better wind dancer
I have got a very good idea (