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Amanda Louise Spayd has unveiled her first full-body resin cast Dust Bunny figure, which is still in a rather raw form awaiting Spayd to "sand, prime, and paint" it. Spayd hand-sculpted the design in Monster Clay, then molded it in Dragon Skin® silicon rubber, and cast it using Smooth Cast® 325/300. While "a piece this big presents some real production issues," according to Spayd, we can only hope she overcomes them so that she "can begin amassing a useless, wide-eyed army" (and, hopefully, releasing them too!).
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Amanda Louise Spayd has unveiled her first full-body resin cast Dust Bunny figure, which is still in a rather raw form awaiting Spayd to "sand, prime, and paint" it. Spayd hand-sculpted the design in Monster Clay, then molded it in Dragon Skin® silicon rubber, and cast it using Smooth Cast® 325/300. While "a piece this big presents some real production issues," according to Spayd, we can only hope she overcomes them so that she "can begin amassing a useless, wide-eyed army" (and, hopefully, releasing them too!).
