Bronze Freddy Kruger Bust

fettster · Mar 14, 2009

Hi All.

thought some of you would like to see this.

just a bit different from the normal painted ones you see

Sean Bradley · Mar 14, 2009

Amazing likeness. Is this actual bronze or a cold cast?

Replicant · Mar 14, 2009

Really love it!!!

Come on now,don't hold out...what is your method for bronze finish????LOL

Vadermonkey · Mar 14, 2009

That looks great....cant wait to see a silicone bust. :cool

Trilogy · Mar 14, 2009

Some pieces simply do not look right bronzed. I have to say this isn't one of them.
It looks great. :thumbsup

geto10 · Mar 15, 2009

A rather original looking bust!

fettster · Mar 15, 2009

carrying on the theme, this ones pewter altho the lighting gives it a yellow tinge

Atarian · Mar 15, 2009

That looks great! I may have to paint mine to have a bronze type finish.

James Kenobi 1138 · Mar 15, 2009

So that's what the Academy Awards 'Oscar' would look like if he survived after you threw him in a raging fire !

fettster · Mar 16, 2009

James Kenobi 1138 said:
So that's what the Academy Awards 'Oscar' would look like if he survived after you threw him in a raging fire !

lol.

also, to answer the question, they are cold cast, but the beonze one still weighs a ton

Sean Bradley · Mar 16, 2009

fettster said:
lol.

also, to answer the question, they are cold cast, but the beonze one still weighs a ton

That's one of the more convincing cold-casts I've seen. I couldn't tell it apart from an actual bronze sculpture!

Well done again!

fettster · Mar 16, 2009

the trick is to use real metal ground up rather than the metallic powders. I also tint the resin and the polish