19 Comments

1. Chris

   Posted February 14, 2011 at 12:39 PM

   Hey, I noticed that when you sculpt the action super hero character, you use plastic to mount your arms, legs and head. Wont they melt when you bake the Super Sculpy in the oven and will it cause problems? Great website by the way!

2. arturo izquierdo

   Posted April 9, 2011 at 9:59 AM

   Hi, I’d like to know the name of the square plastic tube ? you use for the armature and were I can buy it.??? Thanks. Arturo

3. Kenneth Trainer

   Posted May 8, 2011 at 8:48 AM

   I just found your channel a week ago and am watching all of the tutorial videos in order.

   Are these going to be created and posted in the future? or have they and i just didn’t realize?
   (these are the one i am really interested in, what to do after the initial sculpt is made)

   # Cleaning up the Sculpt ( stay tuned ! )
   # Preparing for molding ( stay tuned ! )
   # Making the 2 Part Mold ( stay tuned ! )
   # Casting ( stay tuned ! )

   Also would it be possible to get the following video parts re-uploaded to the channel since they seem to be missing:

   How To Superhero Action Figure Anatomical Tutorial Sculpting Part 14 of X
   How To Superhero Action Figure Anatomical Tutorial Sculpting Part 26 of X

4. Phil Chapman

   Posted May 13, 2011 at 1:55 AM

   These are fantastic videos. Im in the process of designing and sculpting a character that requires articulation. Do you have any tips on the best way to go about this?

5. Arthur

   Posted May 28, 2011 at 11:44 PM

   Abaut the Fine Double Metal Ball Stylus Sculpt Tool:
   3 stylus price is 7.99, or the price is for 1 stylus?

6. D-AnatomyStore

   Posted May 28, 2011 at 11:57 PM

   $7.99 is for a set of 3. Do take advantage if you buy more then a set as the
   shipping is a flat fare.

7. D-AnatomyStore

   Posted May 29, 2011 at 12:06 AM

   It’s called ” square plastic tubes” do a google on it. It’s not hard to get them. 🙂

8. D-AnatomyStore

   Posted June 7, 2011 at 7:47 PM

   Hmm.. I do not have much experience in doing a fully articulate sculpt. Anyone can contribute to this?.

9. D-AnatomyStore

   Posted June 7, 2011 at 7:49 PM

   the mentioned clips are yet to be created. However for the ‘ How to Superhero Action Figure Anatomical Tutorial Sculpting part 14 and 26. I might have accidentally deleted them. Let me try to see if I have a backup of them somewhere.

10. D-AnatomyStore

    Posted June 7, 2011 at 7:52 PM

    That is a very good question. I usually boil my sculpts instead of baking them in the oven. I guess any heat above 100 degree celcius will melt the plastic. However boiling water is a constant 100 degree. Did not notice any melting there.

11. Freebeestud

    Posted September 11, 2011 at 9:31 PM

    I would like to work in a smaller scale perhaps 1:18th scale. Would you recommend these tools for working on a head for a 1:18 scaled figure? Also would you have any advice or a tutorial on how to go about starting with such a project?

12. D-AnatomyStore

    Posted October 29, 2011 at 10:51 AM

    Our tools are not for 1: 1 scale. Do a search oh Philipe Farraut. He is an established artist and you will learn heaps just from the video. 🙂

13. greg

    Posted December 2, 2011 at 11:30 AM

    Would like to know if your drawing (of the superhero) is available for download, or can it be emailed?

    Also I think I would like to get the bundle of tools, but wanted to ask you a question about it first. Do you have an email address so I could talk to you about it?

    Thanks

14. mike

    Posted January 16, 2012 at 11:58 AM

    hey..was curious if i order a set of tool epoxy plastic abs etc. do you guys have a or even sell a print out like i saw in one of your videos so i can measure proportions. similar to the kit with the skull/human anatomy figurine? thanks

15. D-AnatomyStore

    Posted February 12, 2012 at 10:54 AM

    There is a template that you can use from the Sulpting Wolvering Page. https://www.d-anatomystore.com/?p=1836 Scropp down half way and you will find it. Free to download

16. casey

    Posted February 20, 2012 at 11:45 AM

    Hi Julian,

    Really appreciate if you could upload these videos, as mentioned by Kenneth.

    # Cleaning up the Sculpt ( stay tuned ! )
    # Preparing for molding ( stay tuned ! )
    # Making the 2 Part Mold ( stay tuned ! )
    # Casting ( stay tuned ! )

    Also would it be possible to get the following video parts re-uploaded to the channel since they seem to be missing:

    How To Superhero Action Figure Anatomical Tutorial Sculpting Part 14 of X
    How To Superhero Action Figure Anatomical Tutorial Sculpting Part 26 of X

    Also, kindly check out my question on the 12.99 metal ball stylus sizes. Thanks.

17. D-AnatomyStore

    Posted February 22, 2012 at 12:00 AM

    Hi Casey
    We will try to upload the videos as soon as time permit soon. For now please stay tuned a little longer.

18. Richard

    Posted February 24, 2012 at 5:39 PM

    absolutely amazing demo on superhero character. My nephew got me to try an articulated character and It took 2months to figure out a basic mannikin’s construction scaled up. Now the next stage can begin. thank you so much. I do hope to absorb more for me. Nephew will have his mania in 4-6 mos. Will your character be articulated?

    Is there an address to order from? If so please include in Reply. Rarely Humbled Richard

19. D-AnatomyStore

    Posted February 24, 2012 at 11:57 PM

    Hi Richard
    Glad that you find the video useful. Currently the only sculpting DVD is the Sculpting The Ecorche Male Figure. This video teaches you the sculpting technique, how to create the armature, roughing shapes and detailing. But the most important part of the video is it shows the step by step process of sculpting the human anatomy. Mastering the human anatomy is what create believable and convincing figures. You can find the link here.
    https://www.d-anatomystore.com/?p=1308
    Hope it helps 🙂