Ninjara sculpt W.I.P
 

It's done wirh foam & clay..
http://i39.tinypic.com/zhw3.jpg

When I read the thread title, I thought it said, "Ninjara Script WIP".

I thought you might have been writing a fan comic or something!

The sculpt does look nice though!

hehe XD the words are similar enough but im not much of a wrier.
I'm glad you liked it so far!

Decided to make your own Ninjara, eh? Looks good so far. I can't wait to see the finished product :twink:

Looking nice!!! :tcool: :tgrin::tgrin::tgrin: ! Keep posting pics!

Haha x3 yeah i figured 'ok it's not gonna be sculpey, nor an action figure, but still lets take the matters into our own hands' :tlol: i'll keep you guys posted!

Thank you Luzmagica! :D I'll post all progress here.

I think i still have some clay left...thinking on whether redoing Ninjara...or scrap that idea and try Alopex :tgrin:

Holy Cow! Great depiction of Ninjara!

You really think so? :toops: Thank you kindly!
It got trashed, but, i'd like to make a Ninjara sculpt someday.

I bought cold porcelain to start an Alopex custom figurine..
http://i50.tinypic.com/n1uhlj.jpg
I can use this ( '3') any ideas?

Some stuff you can draw inspiration from:
http://topsukka.deviantart.com/art/N...gure-166295198
http://www.figurerealm.com/viewcusto....php?FID=30004

ohh thanks :o i had only ever seen this one: http://www.tmnttoys.com/customs/CustomNinjara.htm
I really like the one at figurerealm..

Yesterday i started sculpting alopex's head:
http://i45.tinypic.com/dwto1x.jpg
Maybe i should work on Ninjara also side by side.

Hello...i've amassed some foam (both soft, and the solid one) & sponge, galvanized wire, some Ethylene-vinyl acetate "foamy" sheet, cold porcelain, regular ceramic clay
Uhhh...packing peanuts...that too o.o lol

(...is any of this compatible with 'polymer clay', say, as filler or armature?Besides wire.)
'cus i wanna redo the one i did last year:tlol: (just to take a picture & post on the internet...afterwards destroy it so i need the polymer clay material itself for practice purposes)

Because the one in the 1st pic, regular clay, high detail can be sculpted, but it was so fragile it cracked and broke.
And the 2nd, alopex's head, is a durable material, cold porcelain, but very tedious to work with.

This polymer clay has the best of both worlds... :tlol: so i wanna continue this which i never got to finish.