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yes a few tips. work with polymer clay about the firmness of softcheese not too gummy ,soggy or hard crumbling. If it is soggy you can let it age a bit between sheets of paper. Or like on a hot day put it in the fridge or freezer to firm it up. This is good for detail work. Use a picture for reference if your new to human anatomy.
Use a heatgun to save some areas of your work other wise you can smear or smash nice parts youve done . Or you can bake in stages or components rather than trying to make the full sculpture at once.
Good luck
Very Gottfried Helnwein.