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FINALLY THE LAST PART OF THE ALEX MERCER CLAWS TUTORIAL IS COMPLETE!!!!! \\(^O^)//
YAYHAPPYREJOICEIT'SFINALLYDONE!!!!!!
As already stated in the tutorial, thank you guys for putting up with me and waiting till the end of the tutorial. You guy are awesome, and I hope this tutorial has/will help you make decent [Prototype] claws! :3
--UPDATE--
Here's a helpful addition from
If you don't mind me adding, for those who want a more soft/smooth finishing, You can cover the entire arm in Hot Glue.
Optionally you can leave it in the sun for a day after that as the glue will melt slightly making it a bit more smoother.
YAYHAPPYREJOICEIT'SFINALLYDONE!!!!!!
As already stated in the tutorial, thank you guys for putting up with me and waiting till the end of the tutorial. You guy are awesome, and I hope this tutorial has/will help you make decent [Prototype] claws! :3
--UPDATE--
Here's a helpful addition from
If you don't mind me adding, for those who want a more soft/smooth finishing, You can cover the entire arm in Hot Glue.
Optionally you can leave it in the sun for a day after that as the glue will melt slightly making it a bit more smoother.
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I'm not finished with the arms yet, but so far it's looking good!
I struggled with keeping the claws in place, so this is what I did: After covering the arm with masking tape and gluing the spikes, I covered the entire thing in papier mache made of news paper and wallpaper paste. After it dried, I put 2-3 layers at the base of the spikes and the claws so that they would stay in place. Thus creating more support and (hopefully) the claws won't break easily.
I wouldn't recommend covering the entire arm in multiple layers of papier mache, as the veins might fade out and it will get considerably heavier.
I struggled with keeping the claws in place, so this is what I did: After covering the arm with masking tape and gluing the spikes, I covered the entire thing in papier mache made of news paper and wallpaper paste. After it dried, I put 2-3 layers at the base of the spikes and the claws so that they would stay in place. Thus creating more support and (hopefully) the claws won't break easily.
I wouldn't recommend covering the entire arm in multiple layers of papier mache, as the veins might fade out and it will get considerably heavier.