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Museum exhibit for WW 1 display in the fall

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Thank you everyone for looking in and taking the time to comment.

I have working away at the Nike figure. She is nearly done now, wings and left hand to go. Lots of things that could be better. I have used nearly 5 LBS of Magic Sculpt so far and this is a much better medium to work in than the air dry clay. By the way if you are looking to buy Magic Sculpt I found a local taxidermy supplier who sells it via the interweb. Apparently it is widely used to make noses, ears etc for stuffed animals. Who knew.

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John
 
Hi John
You have really captured the look of the original. I look forward to the finish which can't be far away.
Jim
 
He's tough. She's magnificent. What a difference in mediums. Looks like two different sculptors' style approaches. One somewhat rough w/a lot of character & one a polished marble lifelike rendering. Outstanding work. PaulE
 
Beautiful work on the sculptures John. Sizewise and 5 LBS of Magic Sculpt you must have hands of steel now with all that kneading :smiling2:

Cheers,
Richard
 
Stunning John. Agree with Paul about the difference in the sculps.:thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2:
 
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Guys many thanks for all your kind comments. This has been a great challenge and I have learnt a lot from doing it. I have now added Monumental mason to by business card. I just hope the museum likes it and that our exhibit goes well in October.

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John
 
Great work John, that's a wonderful piece.
They definitely chose the right person to create that for them.
 
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