Added a new picture. Since these are supposed to be old scars and the scars Mike Warren sculpted on the original piece that he scanned for me which Sean then reworked, were a little soft and old looking, I felt I needed to soften my added scars to make them look older and blend them more with the already existing scars.

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For anyone not familiar with the reveal details I've been working on here's a picture to show a comparison between the Illusive Concepts bust which I was using as reference before and the original sculpt prosthetic used in the movie.

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Can't say I got it 100% accurate, but I think it turned out fairly well.

Good work, you can see the difference for the better!

Thanks.

Worked a little on the cheek scar. Think I made a pretty good start.

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Have been cleaning out my spare room, so I can get the new printer up and running... but it's taking longer than I hoped.

The following is a test of doing the hair. I'll have to start over because I didn't get the angle of the parting line correct and it will be impossible to fix because I did the hair directly on the sculpt instead of a separate model. I just wanted to see how it would look. I may try the separate model approach and rough in the basic hairline shape and see how it goes.

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Will likely be able to finally unpack my resin printer tomorrow and put it together. Won't be able to print, though, but at least things are getting closer to the first test prints.

Am slowly but surely getting everything ready for the first test print on the new printer. Hope to have some good news soon.

Have ordered one of the last bits I needed before I start printing. I'll be a bit busy during some days of the week, but will hopefully have a test print shortly after I receive it, if all goes well.

I am very curious to see the first prints, I look forward to it!

I’ve been watching the progress for a while now and really enjoy these updates. Would be a great addition to any collection.

Jup, just can agree

First test print is happening now. I'll know more in 7 hours and 47 minutes. EEK. This is kinda exciting. Similar to when I tried out the filament printer, which I'm still mesmerized watching when it prints, as it is still the closest thing to magic for me. And it's science.

Great, curiosity is going up! Show us some photos when they're ready!

Update: I may need to tweak the settings, as I'm getting lines in the print. It also has some areas where it didn't print, such as the bottom rear section of the raised ridge on the dome and a flat spot at the top where the print finished. From a distance it looks perfect, but those lines will show up when you paint it. It may lessen if you use filler primer or go over it with a light amount of filler and wipe away the excess pretty quickly to build up the recessed grooves, to make the surface more uniform. I didn't sand down the support studs, which is why the bottom skirt edge looks so raggedy. It works... though probably needs some tweaks to perfect it... however... I reacted to it in a bad way, even when wearing protection. I'll try one more time... but if it's the same result, then this option is out. Sadly.

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Wow looks really beautiful from the photos! If I understand correctly, do you have an intolerance to the resins? Have you tried with a complete protective mask, which also covers eyes and face in addition to the airway?

Yeah, I reacted to the resin in a bad way. I was using a carbon filter mask and handling everything with nitrile gloves. Guess I'm simply not supposed to do these kinds of things.

Damn, I'm very sorry for you, this seems like a good solution to print your pieces! But health always comes first, which is the most important thing! You could find a close friend, who prints the parts for you, it could be a solution! I hope you find a way to carry on this beautiful project!