You may recall the Scooby-Doo themed models I built last week and how I was lamenting the lack of a challenge in the two builds.
There was one challenge that I put on myself. The bi-plane model came with a Scooby-Doo snap-together figure that was wearing an old-timee flight helmet and the Mystery Machine came with a plain old Scooby-Doo figure. I decided that flight helmet Scooby would be my Scooby and that the plain Scooby figure would be remodelled as Scooby's dim cousin, Scooby-Dum.
I wasn't 100% sure I could pull it off. Sculpting is always a bit hit and miss and it's been a while since I tried anything like this, so I warned you I might not pull it off.
Ta-da!
The figure comes like this.
A little grey spray.
I used epoxy putty to model a saggy right cheek, a couple of snaggle teeth and a little pork-pie hat. All in all it was a fairly simple mod. I didn't even need to sand or smooth the putty. It just went pretty smooth, start to finish.
Scooby
Dooby
Dum!
I think he came out rather well. I hope you agree!
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