PWRXerXes's sculptures

[PWRXerXes]

@Shonisaurus thanks:)

[PWRXerXes]

I need a little help... I use cernit clay.
T rex cracks always in the same places. I fix it then heat it and it ... cracks.
It is so heavy (1.5kg) that legs spread a little and it cracks.
I fixed it 4 times... I even screw in the screw but it doesn't help :/
Any solutions? Is it worth to try fix it? Or it is better to start a new one with heavier skeleton?

Here is my second work Smilodon populator. It is a lot smaller - its spine length is 15cm

[PWRXerXes]

Sabertooth next update
The other side

Torso is next

[Gothmog the Baryonyx]

It looks very promising. Looks much better than the Rebor already I think

[REBOR_STUDIO]

It looks very promising. Looks much better than the Rebor already I think

Say your compliments but please don't mention others' works. We are people too and we have feelings.

[suspsy]

That T. rex looks like it's coming along nicely!

[PWRXerXes]

That T. rex looks like it's coming along nicely!

T rex needs some fix :/ or a new start. It has light skeleton and starts cracking:/ polymer clay just cracks in few places and only way to fix it is epoxy I think, BUT i am aware that epoxy cant be threatened with 130°C

[PWRXerXes]

It looks very promising. Looks much better than the Rebor already I think

Thx:)

[Shonisaurus]

I want to see your finished paleoartistic work I am sure that it will be an outstanding figure as I always say.

[PWRXerXes]

I want to see your finished paleoartistic work I am sure that it will be an outstanding figure as I always say.

There is also little update
Front limb with more fur

And torso

[Justin_]

T rex needs some fix :/ or a new start. It has light skeleton and starts cracking:/ polymer clay just cracks in few places and only way to fix it is epoxy I think, BUT i am aware that epoxy cant be threatened with 130°C

Milliput is heat resistant up to 130°C according to their website:https://www.milliput.com/howto.html  (Fourth paragraph down.)
I've made small moulds with milliput which I bake with sculpey in at 130°C without problems. I think the really strong epoxy putties for things like plumbing repairs can take higher temperatures but they usually only have a 5 minute working time.

Polymer clays can crack because they got too hot but sometimes because they didn't get hot enough. I would try and find a forum for people the specialize in using cernit. It isn't very common here in the UK but I know it is popular with doll makers because of the flesh tones it is available in.

[PWRXerXes]

Prototype head

[Shonisaurus]

There is that smilodon already taking an interesting shape. It will be great to see what the final sculpture looks like with your painting.

[PWRXerXes]

Next update but still with no ears nor teeth and other details

[PWRXerXes]

New t rex is coming. I hope this one won't crack:)
I start using milliput epoxy instead of polymer clay. Clay is gray and epoxy is yellow.

[Tyto_Theropod]

I have no idea why hardly anyone's commented here yet. You have some real talent!  Nice work with all the tiny detail on the T. rex, and I love the fluid pose of your Smilodon.

[PWRXerXes]

I have no idea why hardly anyone's commented here yet. You have some real talent!  Nice work with all the tiny detail on the T. rex, and I love the fluid pose of your Smilodon.

Thanks

[Shonisaurus]

By the way, are you going to sell your prehistoric animal figures in any store? You have a talent for making a mark of dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals from resin and / or toys.

[PWRXerXes]

I am not the seller or buisenessman
I just make it because I like it. If anybody would like to buy it I could make resin casting:)

[DinoToyForum]

Very nice work. Something about your style is reminiscent of Forest Rogers' Carnegie Collections sculpts. That's a compliment, by the way!