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FFURG RATING
OVERALL

PAINT

SCULPTING

PARTS
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Jabba the Hutt by Craig Mullan
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Figure Supplies
- Jabba
glob
-Head
-Body
- Vintage
Jabba playset
-Platform
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Supplies and Tools
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Paints
-Dark green foliiage
-Walnut
-Burnt umber
-County maple
-Light red
-Fleshtone
-White
-Red
-Black
-Cashmere
- Sculpey
- Sculpting
tools
- Paint
brushes
- Dullcoat
- Glosscoat
- Dremel
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Step
1
Pull the head off your Jabba Glob. With sculpey, make a
large ring around the part where you just pulled the head
off.
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Step
2
Place the head back on placing it to the side like he is
in ROTJ, pushing down so it fits properly. The other reason
you did this besides to turn it around was to make the head
sit up higher on his body.
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Step 3
Add
sculpey to the face, neck, and stomach area, and start to
sculpt. Use as many different references from different angles,
there is a ton of stuff out there that have photos of Jabba,
I used the "Star Wars Visual Dictionary" as a main
focal point. Add more folds to the neck area, build up the
chin and eyebrows a bit. Adding sculpey to the head may be
a little tricky as the head is squishy, just be patient and
wait until you are pleased with the results. Add all of the
little warts and wrinkles to the flesh, and try and match
it up where sculpey meets plastic. Cure the sculpey.
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Step
4
Now
you must paint. The Hasbro version was all green, if you look
at photos of Jabba in ROTJ, he has different browns, fleshtones,
reds, as well as greens in his skin, so go ahead and experiment
with the colors. Make sure you paint the eyes a solid red
and then do the black cat eye slits that he has.
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Step
5
Cover
the entire figure in a matte sealer, give his eyes and perhaps
around his mouth a gloss coat.
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Step
6
Place
him on his dais when he is done, now he's ready to feed smugglers
who drop their loads at the first sign of a Star Destroyer
to his Rancor.
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Tip
provided by: karen-craig@telus.net
Craig
Mullan
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