Howard S Studios Has Moved... To A New Shop!!
- Thread starter Chewie15
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WOW! You only see stuff like that in those movie-magic shows at the Discovery channel. Awesome, very inspiring.
If that was any sweeter it would cause tooth decay. Great shop !
Chewie15
Sr Member
This is a dream come true for sure! I've been wanting (and needing) a bigger work space for about three years now. I can now tackle those cool projects like 1:1 Raptors, or full size figures, maybe even a full sized T-Rex head! The skies the limit in a bigger shop 
Yes, that's a 1:2 scale Marty I did for CKing about 4 1/2 years ago Good eye!
:lol Black plastic bags= top secret toy gigs
Those are castings from real skulls... great for reference
Believe me, I've already swept a ton of dust... these big shops can produce it and I've already been working in here for 2 weeks while putting things together
No way... my good friend and excellent plumber did this job on the wash tub and it's sweet!
H
Yes, that's a 1:2 scale Marty I did for CKing about 4 1/2 years ago
Good eye!:lol Black plastic bags= top secret toy gigs
Those are castings from real skulls... great for reference
Believe me, I've already swept a ton of dust... these big shops can produce it and I've already been working in here for 2 weeks while putting things together
Very nice shop but that damn PEX plumbing to the slop sink made me cringe, I hate that stuff...
No way... my good friend and excellent plumber did this job on the wash tub and it's sweet!
H
Lord of the props
Sr Member
WOW awesome Howard congratulations man, I know how you feel, it feels great doesn´t it:thumbsup
It sure looks like a great studio, and I am looking forward to see some new masterpieces soon. Hey that Bruce Lee looks amazing:eek
It sure looks like a great studio, and I am looking forward to see some new masterpieces soon. Hey that Bruce Lee looks amazing:eek
Cyberman
Sr Member
Very nice!
It would cost a fortune to heat a place like that in the UK lol... but guess you don't have that sort of problem with the climate you have in the US. Its very interesting seeing your workshop with all those tools and turn tables etc etc... Can I ask you... Is the micro wave for cooking purposes or softening Chavant?
Also quite exciting the various heads in the background and the stuff covered over by plastic bags. A really nice interesting place to work in. Soon you'll be able to create some massive sculptures... Lifesized T Rex :lol
Anyway, good luck to you man, you deserve it:thumbsup
Phil
It would cost a fortune to heat a place like that in the UK lol... but guess you don't have that sort of problem with the climate you have in the US. Its very interesting seeing your workshop with all those tools and turn tables etc etc... Can I ask you... Is the micro wave for cooking purposes or softening Chavant?
Also quite exciting the various heads in the background and the stuff covered over by plastic bags. A really nice interesting place to work in. Soon you'll be able to create some massive sculptures... Lifesized T Rex :lol
Anyway, good luck to you man, you deserve it:thumbsup
Phil
Lord of the props
Sr Member
Yes tell me about it:lol
Chewie15
Sr Member
Very nice!
It would cost a fortune to heat a place like that in the UK lol... but guess you don't have that sort of problem with the climate you have in the US. Its very interesting seeing your workshop with all those tools and turn tables etc etc... Can I ask you... Is the micro wave for cooking purposes or softening Chavant?
Also quite exciting the various heads in the background and the stuff covered over by plastic bags. A really nice interesting place to work in. Soon you'll be able to create some massive sculptures... Lifesized T Rex :lol
Anyway, good luck to you man, you deserve it:thumbsup
Phil
I don't know Phil, Colorado is no Miami Beach or LA :lol
Here's what we looked like last Winter...
Good thing I still sculpt at home for those occasions.
H
rmschneider104
Sr Member
Great looking shop. Nice and well laid out. Congrats!
exoray
Master Member
Never said there was anything wrong with it, just a personal preference maybe because I'm more old school... Add to that it's also not legal where I do most of my work, so it's not even an option...
Anyway like I said nice shop...
1:1 Raptors?...:love
Howard, what size of "life-size raptors" are you gonna build? The 60 lb. Velociraptor Mongoliensis, the 160 lb. Deinonychus, or the monstrous Utahraptor, which weighed a ton at 9' tall and 20' long? Or, you could just make up your own size, like Spielberg did, in JP. Whatever you do, though, my recommendation is to not give them feathers. I realize there's new evidence out there that these (and many other therapods) may have been feathered to some extent, but in my opinion, the addition of feathers to a dinosaur seriously detracts from its coolness.
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