Recent content by Rodewaryer

I took an automated email notice and decided to run with it here. I had a suit built by an apparent recaster back in 2015, didn't know about this whole recasting thing then so, oh well. I wouldn't recommend him (most know him I believe), and I'm lucky I got a suit at all. Anyway, he's my...

It's a jungle planet, the captive Pred was a jungle Pred. I see naught wrong with that. Every....single.....Predator doesn't need to be a completely different type. I absolutely abhor how they are SO superior to us and yet in the movies we always manage to kill them, every time, dumb. I say it's...

Texas Predator, you hit the nail squarely on the head. Predator is nothing without a movie strictly about the world of these creatures and focused strictly upon them. The stories we have now are mere fringe encounters in their world and sadly leaves the story very lacking IMO.

I find this to be a FANTASTIC thread! What a GREAT post Art! So, snippet from the peanut gallery.....I find the Cool Props replica to be just fine and I understand your comments etc about it perfectly but I would love to have one, it actually looks more metallic to me and though looking like a...

Stick to your guns young Hunter, you do good things and we see what your creativity makes real. The bike is not "for circus" and you should not let doubters bother you. You are heard and appreciated.

Excellent, good work!

The next around the house item.

Re: What's on your workbench? Yeah, Thorssoli's stuff is legendary, can't think of another description that fits. The ED-209, the Space Marine...bloody hell. Stupendous work. So I guess someone has to be mickey mouse in comparison. Might as well step up. The latest step with the Predator spear.

Re: What's on your workbench? Next, Predator Spear.

I am using that suit to build a back up Predator prop for my Halloween decor. I built him a cannon and am literally working on a spear for it tonight. Paper mache Cannon...

I have a background Predator prop for my Halloween display and it needed bits to make it a little more complete. So out come a paper towel tube, a paper plate, cardboard, TP and liquid starch. It's tacky but I have seen worse.

Re: What's on your workbench? Pretty embarrassing compared to what I see here. I have plenty of accurate and more professionally made props for my Predator but I am putting an added 'less' intensive prop Predator in my Halloween display this year and needed a cannon. It needed to be light...so...

Sorry I haven't been following you closer, this has definitely improved and is really close to a finished product. Dreads are not easy if you want the right look, and especially if you want them to move right. They have to be loose and have weight so they swing as the head does without looking...

Yeah, it's ok I guess. And I am just pulling your dreads...that is some outcome there, your efforts have been well worth it, what a great work you have turned out. Love the shot with the two pieces together!

Sweet, not a bad shot in the bunch. Love the last one with the xenomorph..and these two shots....The bio/dreads in the top pic is particularly cool, really!