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>when normal sculpting and the(...) 09/25/19(Wed)10:11:41 No.702095
>when normal sculpting and then printing is too easy for you Anonymous 09/25/19(Wed)10:11:41 No.702095 Archived
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09/25/19(Wed)10:12:08 No.702097
Anonymous 09/25/19(Wed)10:12:08 No.702097
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ChaLHpADMAU
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09/25/19(Wed)10:15:03 No.702099
Anonymous 09/25/19(Wed)10:15:03 No.702099
Saw that yesterday or the day before, pretty cool stuff.
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09/25/19(Wed)10:40:44 No.702100
Anonymous 09/25/19(Wed)10:40:44 No.702100
>>702095
I get far better results with traditional techniques i.e. do a positive clay model, cast a negative mold, cast a resin or silicone shell and paint that.
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