I am toymaker Zedabyu and today we will attempt
to create a life size Mommy long leg Toy that is both stretchable and flexible, together
with her very own toy box so that it looks like an actual toy we bought from playtime co.
The toy in the game is supposed to be made of a special plastic that can stretch AND pose,
but that is not possible in real life, so we need to find alternatives for these features.
For the stretching part, GiovyHobby had already made one that is really stretchable with this
rubber thingy and that is exactly what we are going to do as well. However, I also want it to
be poseable, so I am going to print her limbs with this Phrozen Nylon resin that I used to make
my toy story alien squeaky because it’s flexible, and of course, we are also using flexible
leather paints that we explored in that video, so that they won’t crack when we flex the prints.
For the rest of the parts, we have printed them out with our trusty mighty 8k and aqua vanilla
resin, because not only is the printer capable of printing all the parts at one go, it is
also able to reproduce the fine details that is needed for this project, such that these
really thin eyebrows. Once the prints are removed from the buildplate, we have to clean
them thoroughly by dipping them in alcohol because it is hollow and we have to flush the
uncured resin out as much as possible. I know, resin printing seems really intimidating and
dirty, but I assure you that once you get over that fear and get used to the process, you will
be able to produce amazing art pieces, like look at the details replicated by this printer! You can
see the lip markings that I made, and I am always impressed by how these tiny supports could printed
out with no issues at all. Make sure to check the links in the description if you are interested,
as it will help our channel grow even bigger. Plus, you don’t even need to worry about making
your own models because there are so many models available online, and these models are actually
from the game itself that I simply made printable by modifying a few things, such as marking out
the details on her body, and her lips that we saw earlier, adjusting her thumb to make her
palms open up, then thickening her eyebrows so they don’t break after printing. As for her
eyes, I didn’t want to use the realistic one that monster mommy has because we are making the
toy version, so I decided to make a simplistic version with a few circles in photoshop, applied
it to the model to mark out the circles for decal placements afterwards. Then it’s just about
separating them, adding keys, so that we can print them individually, for easier painting.
Speaking of printing, our flexible print has failed and I think it’s because I made them hollow
in the middle so that I could put a wire through, but they have unintentionally become suction
cups that were probably causing it to fail, so I removed the hole in the middle and they
printed out perfectly. And it is flexible wow! I then tried drilling a hole through the
middle for the wires, but, it started to crack when I bend it, and I started to panic,
so I think I’m not going to do the wires, and it will not be poseable unfortunately.
Let’s take a break, and make the box. Poppy playtime chapter 3 actually gave us some updated
boxes, like Bunzo bunny used to have an open concept box just like Sir poops a lot, but now
it’s upgraded to a closed version in chapter 3. Mommy’s box didn’t change too much, they just
added more details on the sides of the box, and also added a blue background for the insides,
which looks more complete and professional, so that is what we are going to print for
this project. The UV map is quite messy, and compared to the chapter 2 box, the new one
seems really desaturated, so I’m increasing the saturation to give it a little bit more color and
life. Luckily, the front portion of the box is already well made, we just have to rearrange
the blue portion accordingly to make it into a foldable box format. It’s easy, just flip the
pink portion, then we can start placing the blue ones over it like a puzzle, and it is done.
But, what size is Toy Mommy? Poppy playtime has never been really specific with the sizes
of their characters, we know Huggy is 18ft, but Monster mommy is just… Tall. I made
my sir poops a lot box to be 25cm tall, and from game footage, it seems like mommy’s
box is slightly taller than poopsalot’s, so I’m just gona guesstimate it to be 35cm tall,
and I think it’s good enough. I printed it out at my local printing shop and it looks pretty darn
good. Just like sir poops a lot, I’m going to use the same cardboard, and paste the entire sticker
over it slowly, pushing out air bubbles as we go, and it looks great. Then it’s time to cut the
sides off, and don’t forget the middle. Do the same for the insides, fold the sides with a
metal ruler, glue the sides on, and, that is all. Since we wanna make Mommy stretch and flex, I
would like to make the limbs interchangeable, by gluing magnets to her parts. We are pretty
lucky because the rubber arm we bought is almost the same size as the one we printed, so it will
fit perfectly. We just have to glue in magnets to all of the holes, and do some sanding. It’s funny
cause we have been doing flocking and fabric work for the past few videos, so we didn’t really
have to sand to perfection, but this time we are BACK to getting the surface smooth and
perfect, and we have to start filling up these tiny potholes, and the drain holes we made
digitally, which is A LOT. It’s not the filling up that is tedious, it’s that after filling up and
curing the holes further in the Cure Mega S, we have to sand them smooth AGAIN…. This one killed
my spirit a little, so feel free to like, comment, and click the links to help the channel out.
The good thing is I got to destress a little by bending these flexible prints and it’s really
quite satisfying. The magnets work really well, and I don’t see the prints cracking
anywhere, so that is a very good sign. They can really withstand quite a lot
of flex, and the magnets could also hold the weight well without falling off the body,
and all that’s left is to paint the parts up. I painted them with some white primer, and
sprayed the decals with some clear coat, then for the flexible prints I prepped them with
white leather paints so that the green base will not show through the paintings. The colors are
quite hard to achieve, especially when we only have the wrong shade of pink leather paint,
but after some trial and error, I am happy to confirm that we can actually mix regular acrylic
paints with leather paint as a base to get the color we want, and the paint will NOT crack.
That’s great because we can then mix the same acrylic paint to get the same shade of pink
for the non flexible prints to keep things consistent. As for the other parts like the hair,
it is of a hotter pink with a tint of orange, and I masked the top of the body to paint
the bottom half. Now that everything is pink, we will add some blue to the collar and
the hair band, and I chose to hand brush it because we needed more control when painting
the socks since part of the shoe is blocking it. Unmask the eyes and we are ready for eye decals.
It’s been awhile since our last decal session and I thought I was an expert already, but then
our first attempt failed miserably! I think it’s the fact that the eyes are too curved so
the decal couldn’t lay flat on the surface, causing some overlaps that I have to try and
fix with some paints, and this is the best we can do. We even had to fix the black border,
but while we are here, we can complete the eyebrows , add some black to the mouth, and
do some make up for her to complete the look. Lastly, we are going to apply some gloss to her
face, and the rest of her body, glue the parts together like her face to her hair, her hair to
her hair, then her head to the body. Assemble her arms together, her legs, and she is done.
Finally, we have a flexible mommy long legs, with her amazing box that makes it look like an
actual toy. Her limbs do stretch really well as you can see, but because the color of the rubber
isn’t correct, it makes her look really weird, and it doesn’t accept paints either, so I don’t
think I will be using the stretchy limbs anymore. Her flexible limbs are sadly not poseable,
but the good thing is they do flex really well and the paints don’t crack at all! I could
also technically pose them with some zipties through the box, and because they are magnetic, I
could take them out and put them back whenever I want. Thank you for watching this video, I hope
you enjoyed it, and I will see you next time!
