Turning a dollar store SCORPION into an EPIC mini MONSTER!

[@LittleGiantCrafts]

Ooh, I love me a good scorpion! It came out great, and the babies on top are a wonderful touch

[@chanclancvs5799]

I love it. good work

[@inchbyinchart152]

Thanks 😊

[@outofthisworldmodelsandmin898]

That came out awesome! I've found that if you use greenstuff in a mold, brush some water into the mold and the GS will come out quick and clean.
-John

[@inchbyinchart152]

Yeah that's what I had to do. I didn't film the multiple fails without water lol

[@B.-T.]

One of the terms for excess material not intended to show on a molded item IS called "flash" so that might be where you got "flash lines" from.

[@inchbyinchart152]

Good to know I don't always make up words!

[@DungeonMarcio]

Cool, The babies gave It a nice touch.

[@inchbyinchart152]

Thanks! I couldn't resist using my scorpion swarm mold one more time :)

[@DungeonMarcio]

@@inchbyinchart152 its a pretty cool mold

[@incogneato6725]

Would it be feasible to warm it up with a heat gun and pose it then rather than cut and re-attach?

[@inchbyinchart152]

Given the type of plastic and how much I needed to move it around I suspect it wouldn't have worked. It was an odd like bad rubber type of plastic rather than the type minis and higher quality toys are made from