Brill.

that is deadly but what did you make cook out of????

Preston's main body was made with a balloon and plaster, much like pinata's then covered in sculpey clay, baked and painted. The Cooker is 98% sculpey, the remaining 2% is mostly metal. ie: his wheels, viewer, & antanae. The arms are that new clay sculpey light. Fun stuff.

Great, I like the cooker best it looks just like it off of the film.

Yeah, I agree with Modelmaker93, although I still like the Preston model aswell. You should make a claymation with them!
Tell me, how tall is your Preston??

Fantastic! Really well done I love the Cooker, but your Preston looks great too. Where'd you get the eyes?

Thank you. Preston is aprox. 11" or 28cm tall, Cooker is aprox. 9" or 23cm tall including his antenna. Preston's eyes I'd purchased years ago, knowing they'd someday be eyes for some clay figure. If I remember correctly they are a 1cm polished stone bead. I wish I had purchased more.

Thanks The Quans

As Always the Quan's brilliance is evident.

great models i really like them

Perfect...


Well I Think Its Better Than The Original Because Its No So Well Shaped In A Weird Posision So That Makes It Great...


Hary

Ohh What Colour Sculpley Do You Use?

WOW! Cracking job!

I only had white and some bone color, so they were baked and painted. Now that I have the basic structure and know what I want to make I can form them in plasticine and animate. Thanks for all the comments.

What Did You Use For Preston?

Great job!!!ican tell you did a lot of work!!!

brill well done lv it

Cracking Preston and cooker

This website is wonderful, the people are so friendly and they've really put alot of work into their clay work. Thanks all for inspiring me to submit my own work!

It's absolutely amazing!

This is really good! Keep the good work up!

I like it!

LOVE THE MODELS! Can you give me instructions of how to build my own? Please?

Wow. I admire the question, um just not sure how to condense the answer. I'm not much of a teacher. The only advice I can think of is the larger the scale the easier the detail and more elaborate. My figures are nearly a foot tall, at least Preston is. Everything comes down to trial and error for me. I made many mistakes on the Cooker, but some turned out to help instead of hinder. Hope that makes some sense. Again thanks.

Thanks for the advice, Quans!

well done quans on winning, a well deserved first place, look forward to your other creations

Well done! I've just saw you've won! Well done!

brilliant job!!! you deserve to win!!!!!

Thank you everyone who voted, this is a really fun website and I encourage all to submit there creations! Wallace and Gromit are great!

not good

Well good

Talk about great.
Love it, keep doing that sort of stuff it's brill.

I'm speachless! Love from Frances A.K.A lemon05

WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Totaly awesome!!!!!!!!!

i need idires plz help me should i do
or
mabey
i would prefure and
or
wat do u think

and how on earth did u do that

I've been working on a project. Thanks for all your comments. I considered doing a very difficult but rewarding feat I'm sure. Which ever you choose it would feel right for you. It's fun to see any of the characters depicted in various sceans, and the various interpretations from everyone. I've always had a love for clay and animation. Time and a creative mind should accomplish any task you set for yourself. The most important thing is to enjoy what you do and have fun.

CONGRATULATIONS I WISH I WAS LIKE YOU!

just like the real thing. 6/6!

Congrats on winning!

thts so good

brillent

BRILL