1/2 Scale Crite From "critters"

[🪦 CrystalLakeSlasher ●]

Thanks for the awesome tips and feedback guys! I will play around with the teeth tommorow. If someone can help me make a mold??? I would be more than happy to sell these for real cheap!

[🪦 travsall ●]

Those came out really great!!! Nice work man, LOVE the Critters!

[🪦 Pugsly ●]

That is awesome! Great work on that.Im a big fan of critters also.

[🪦 Bullzilla65 ●]

SOMEBODY help him make a mold! I GOTS to have one! hehehehehe

[🪦 ElmStreetProductions ●]

Yeah man! That looks great! Hope you can make it from resin!

[🪦 JASON11 ●]

Ahhhh its an evil Ninja Turtle!! J/K man that looks awesome!!

[🪦 SiN ●]

Sup guys, i\'m new to the forum B) . I made the critter with the black teeth with my friend crystallakeslasher. I talked to him b4 on the phone and he told me that you guys were really intrested in the critters, we\'re working on a mold for the critters so we can do a decent sized production of them. There still not done remember, still alot of detail to be put into them plus hair, body, feet, hands, and paint. We\'ll post more pictures as the project unfolds. If anyone has any comments or suggestions please let me or crystallakeslasher know b/c there\'s always room to do better and un ninja turtle our critters LOL!

[🪦 SPAZ ●]

I\'d say mold the head without the teeth then mold the teeth and gums and put them toghter after both are pulled

[🪦 CrystalLakeSlasher ●]

I would love to, only thing stopping me is the lack of knowledge when it comes to molding.....

[🪦 Hauntmaster9 ●]

Yeah you\'ll definately need to mold the teeth seperately, if you\'re after making resin copies you\'re going to need to make a silicone mold, basically you smooth wed clay over the oil sculpture mold that in plaster demold strip the wed clay from the oil clay clean up then pour the silicone into the space between the plaster and the clay sculpture, theres a good tutorial for this I have saved somewhere I can send to you if I find it, since it\'s your first time molding I\'d recommend casting in latex, alot more simple process and you don\'t have to muck around with resin.