can this be spore skulped

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that

skulped?

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Anything can, as long as you're willing to pay $50. (I think)

I don't think so. Check the link on the main site, it will tell you which parts can make the process difficult/impossible, and body shapes.

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warmslime wrote:I don't think so. Check the link on the main site, it will tell you which parts can make the process difficult/impossible, and body shapes.

i have the parts i think

The word you're looking for is sculped. With a c. And i think it's more than $50. I'm not sure if the captain parts will be accepted, though.

i don't think they do any creature with cloths, and most cloths float making it very hard to make a real version of them....
also i think the legs might be a bit thing but i don't know about that

I thought it cost $40 dollars...I don't know, I might be wrong. Anyways, there's a 0% chance that will work, sorry.

If you really want to make a sculpted creature, then you should try to make a clothes-less version with thicker legs. That way, it isn't impossible to make, and it won't break easily.

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Jelliphish wrote:The word you're looking for is sculped.

Sculped is not a word.

The printed sculpture is laid down in layers. There is a tendency for small and spiky parts to be very fragile.

There is also a problem with creations that don't carry their weight over their center of gravity.

It looks like those two things might be factors here. You might want to consider some changes.

The other thing you can do is ask the sculpting company. They don't want your money at the expense of making you mad. There is a thread out there from someone who did have problems, but they asked for a ship to be printed, rather than a creature.

MaxisCactus had some pieces done for one of the GA events. She posted pictures.

Look for posts by her from when GA came out. She found them to be very well done, and less fragile than I thought.

JohnnyPie wrote:

Jelliphish wrote:The word you're looking for is sculped.

Sculped is not a word.

I apolagize. I thought that was how it was spelled.