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Squire
 
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So, I think one of my future characters would be improved by having scales on their face. Previous discussion on this forum has suggested that getting individual scales and sticking them on would look a bit lame, and indicated that an aspiring scale-face should get hold of some suitably textured pieces of latex and stick them in place.
However, I have no idea how to acquire this squamous rubber, and I can't get Google to tell me, either. Does anyone here have any suggestions?
Maelstrom: Seed of the Spine of the World
CUTT: Ref
Eos: Joseph Fitzarundel (formerly Search the Venin, rest in itty bitty pieces)
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Knight
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If you want some individual scales making up and would like a kit that includes the glue and remover ill custom make you some reusable ones for £25
Have a look at my work
www.NeilHughes.co.uk
info@neilhughes.co.uk
www.neilhughes.co.uk
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Squire
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alternativly, for a purely painted scales look, that still looks fantastic, paint everything a base colour, then put some fishnet type netting over the area's, and sponge on a lighter colour. Gives great looking scales, and is quite quick.
------------------------------------------OOC: Dean (Beanie) Midgley Maelstrom: Gremory, Eidolon of the new world LJ: Wychboy
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