Regarding the tail material, in order to make the material hard, the base is cardboard, but I used plaster bandages for modeling. First, watercolor gouache and other pigments cannot be used for coloring, and only propylene and other pigments can be used. Second, use plaster bandages, which will harden the whole and make it impossible to move flexibly. Moreover, it is also relatively heavy, the connection with the body is not good, easy to fall off, and it is not convenient to move when shooting. In future production, I may use a lighter foam board as the base. In making textures, I learned that plaster bandages can make good texture effects. In making the spikes on the tail, I also use plaster bandages to build layers of high spikes, which is a waste of time. In the future, you can use plasticine to pinch out the approximate shape and cover it with plaster bandages.

Regarding some materials of the body, I use newspapers to make shape first and then do texture, but the texture is only done outside and inside is still a newspaper. Therefore, when the back strap sticks to the body model, the newspaper is easily damaged. A thick layer of cardboard may not be easily damaged.

Regarding the tail structure, the first is the unnatural connection with the body. We stuffed a filler on the back of Godzilla to make the overall shape more coherent. The second is that the end of the tail is too thin, and it happens that the tail touches the ground, so it is easy to break and damage. I use a hot melt gun to strengthen and repair it.

Regarding the structural part of the body, such as the large arm and small arm, it is easy to wear a single piece tied to the arm. It should be made into a semicircle, and the effect will be better.