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BloodOfHeroes
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x-omatic wrote:
greg wrote:
Dead_Poole wrote:Wow greg. Very nice work there. Maybe you should be looking for a license as well lol.
Give the credit to Jimmy Palmiotti... his name is signed on the bottom.
I was lucky enough to purchase one of the two (or three) prototypes,
but I certainly didn't do anything to help in their creation. :)
have you ever thought of buying one of those rubber mold kits? you could then make a few copies. :D
Someone's already done it. I have aplaster X-O somewhere.

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I've got one of those X-O statues too, but mine's got a yellow cast to it instead of the white in Greg's picture. Also, I've got 4 of the Shadowman vol 3 statues. They're much cooler than the X-O statue (I think anyway). ~Erskine

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sonicdan wrote:Looks like Layton had a painted one on his desk...

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Anybody know of someone that can make my X-O statue as nice as Layton's? Mine has some minor casting flaws that have to be fixed & it actually is in three pieces as the base is separate from the arms. The arms were made separate & later joined with base of the statue. I just want the arms attached, the casting flaws worked out, & a nice paint job sprayed on. Anybody good at such a task? ~Erskine

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Knightt_333 wrote:I would think you would want someone to hand-paint it, epoxy the pieces on and use sculptors clay to finish out the rough stuff.


If that's the "right" way of doing it then yeah... Know anybody good? ~Erskine

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Erskine71 wrote:If that's the "right" way of doing it then yeah... Know anybody good? ~Erskine
If you ever communicated with B3, I'd recommend him. The custom figs he did were great and he's quite the artiste!

If you didn't, LMK and I'll try to put him in touch with you. I think the semester's almost over...

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Knightt_333 wrote:
Erskine71 wrote:
Knightt_333 wrote:I would think you would want someone to hand-paint it, epoxy the pieces on and use sculptors clay to finish out the rough stuff.


If that's the "right" way of doing it then yeah... Know anybody good? ~Erskine
Well... I 'used' to paint the small 25mm figures (yep D&D figures) and was pretty darn good at it. There are many model and figure painters out there these days as well. But, I think I could do it. My problem would be 'what if' you didnt like it. That would be a terrible thing to have and say "I HAD this really cool X-O Manowar statue... until KNIGHTT screwed it up."

How 'damaged' is it ?


It's just your typical casting stuff... Not really 'damage'. More like rough edges & a couple spots not entirely filled in. My thinking is that anybody that was good enough to do a good paint on it would be good enough to fix the imperfections. ~Erskine

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BloodOfHeroes wrote:
Erskine71 wrote:If that's the "right" way of doing it then yeah... Know anybody good? ~Erskine
If you ever communicated with B3, I'd recommend him. The custom figs he did were great and he's quite the artiste!

If you didn't, LMK and I'll try to put him in touch with you. I think the semester's almost over...

BoH


I've only ever "talked" with B3 through the old Yahoo groups we had before Greg got this message board. I'd definitely like you to see if he'd care to give it shot. Thanks, ~Erskine


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