When I long ago himself had modeled the clay models (standing figure) be at least 80cm tall
so the height of the head 10cm entfiel.Aber also could make any great detail in the face
since even the finest sound was still too coarse.
Therefore always wanted to know how the high-detail wealth of modern mercandising figures is achieved.
Is this really all just the sequence: relatively large original model, then transfer to CAD programmm = reduction = statement for the milling machine among other things for the molds in resin injection = / PVC?
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The book shows the basis of Pallas Athena (the cover) as a ca .30cm great figure (12inch) work processes are:
- Create the wire framework
- Create the clay model
- Sawing of the finished clay model in the single limb = castings
- Molding of these items
- The form pour (under pressure) with wax for a wax model
- Edit all wax parts with tools to make the finest details.
- Molding the finished wax parts.
- The forms to pour with resin plastic for the finished model.
All these works elaborate demonstrated with numerous photos and phase explains.
In between also the making of individual objects from wax tablets which are intended to supplement the figure,
Photos of other models ..... etc .. (see, above, look inside the book)
The various materials such as water-ton, oil-clay, polymer clay, Castiline, epoxy putties, wax,
Styrene u.va.m. are presented by the authors on an equal footing.
A number of artists present their personal favorites ......
The possible use of computer programs for digital modeling is only briefly mentioned in 2pages.
Applied when it was Pallas Athena, for example but nicht.Alles is actually, as evidenced by the photos,
handicraft and traditional gestaltung.Dies in variable range of action figures or DC Direct figures
(Approx 30cm total height, then head height 4cm, face 2cm)
Disadvantage is the English language .... it missed an important detail, technical terms need
looked to be translated.
But detailed information in German are in short supply on ...... or also in English-speaking countries
is said to actual production process little concrete. Tolls. somewhere on the Internet as
underside of a special page for garage kits or something else But that must be found by luck and coincidence only times
......... In the end only the numerous tutorials remain on You tube
(Zb.unter term: - "Super Sculpy" - or - "modeling" -)
Conclusion:
If the book costs about 10 euros (zb.gebraucht), then buy. The possession of this information can not be a mistake.
21 euros, however, are already in the critical area. But there are also 270 pages and the 3 authors are among the insiders of the scene and this is within the range of artists / producers quite small. Similarly good books by other authors is hardly geben.Somit also no decline in prices of this buches..Eher it will remain a modern classic, so the price stable.
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Note: Anyone who has never modeled (naturalistic) must only teach basic knowledge;
proportions, first build tone skeleton ......
These lend the gang in the öffentl.bibliothek, different, older books to plastic modeling
and view.
The above empfeghlung the reviewers to: Creating Lifelike Figures in Polymer Clay: Tools and Techniques for Sculpting Realistic Figuresvon Katherine Dewey
also seems to be quite good.
