Hi, i have a lot of questions about sculpting figures, because I plan on making an anime figure for a project.1Can you rebake sculpey polymer clay? lets say I built the lower half of the figure, then bake itOnce it does, can I attach the torso then bake it again? will the already baked part, the lower half, be ok? or will it burn it?2Is it best to use aluminum wire or copper wire for an armature3If the answer to the first one is yes, will there be a limit for it? especially with the wire?4Will the details remain intact exactly how they are after baking? (i know its a dumb question but still)5Can you attach the figure to a base with a strong adhesive?sorry for the many questions, just a little curious before I startThanks in advance!
SF Marriott is more of a business hotel than a vacation oneIt's a standard business hotel with 42 LG flat panel tv, fast internet connection and a convenient locationIf you are looking for something that's more for leisure and with luxurious amenities, than this is not the hotel for your stay.
It's nice; which one are you staying at? There's one near Fisherman's Wharf, and one just off of Union SquareBoth areas have good restaurants and the ability to relax; the one on Union Square has a pool.
The Marriott is a great place to stayClose to ATT park and not too far from the other sightsStaying by fishermans wharf is always a good idea for things to do.
I'm not sure about the amenities, but the Hyatt near the Embarcaderro seems like a beautiful areaNear the Embarcaderro, not too far from the water so you can look out and see the Bay BridgePlus, it's always nice to take a long walk all the way down the Embarcaderro to Pier 39, Alcatraz, Fisherman's Wharf, etcI also think it's a pretty nice areaHave fun, it's such a great city!!
Most likely a variety of paints and dyes stain rubber and resin dolls, however might be you would put anything on the inside of the headband like a rubber strip or sticky again felt so that the exact paint wont be resting on the dolls head.
