Uploaded January 2022 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago
I was looking though my box of stuff I’ve collected over the years and figured I would makes bits from them. And while cutting these dollar store lizards I realized the bodies would make for some awesome monsters. Toy conversion time.
First step was to make this look more like a mouth.
I’m using modeling apoxy for this, and to be honest, after this project I think I’ll be using this for most of my conversions. This thing dries like a rock. If you have kept up with my clay relationships here on the channel you will noticed that I pretty much worked with everything. I tend to mix sculpting material depending on what’s best for the situation. So far my favorites have to be apoxy.
At this time this was my first time working with this type of apoxy and I could already tell I was going to love this. The detail I’m able to add to this is next level. To make it easier on myself I decided to try it out on a small project like this where I’m using the apoxy more as an add on to an already existing object versus me starting something from scratch.
I was looking though my box of stuff I’ve collected over the years and figured I would makes bits from them. And while cutting these dollar store lizards I realized the bodies would make for some awesome monsters. Toy conversion time.
First step was to make this look more like a mouth.
I’m using modeling apoxy for this, and to be honest, after this project I think I’ll be using this for most of my conversions. This thing dries like a rock. If you have kept up with my clay relationships here on the channel you will noticed that I pretty much worked with everything. I tend to mix sculpting material depending on what’s best for the situation. So far my favorites have to be apoxy.
At this time this was my first time working with this type of apoxy and I could already tell I was going to love this. The detail I’m able to add to this is next level. To make it easier on myself I decided to try it out on a small project like this where I’m using the apoxy more as an add on to an already existing object versus me starting something from scratch.
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