hey all,
Just updated the site ( http://www.TomSpinaDesigns.com) with the latest Custom Mannequin Movie Prop Display project to wrap up here.
As often happens, this costume came to us on a hanger and leaves as a pretty impressive character display (if I do say so myself!)
The costume consisted of the jacket, shirt, glasses and leather pants. I sourced suitable gloves, belt and vintage boots to complete the costume. The mannequin was modified with new hands, and added muscles on the shoulders, biceps, chest, waist and back. The body style was made to fit the costume and to emulate Arnold's T3 body shape.
The head is a resin head, derived from a cyber-scan of Arnold made for T3. I modified it for the "battle damage", did all paint and hairwork on it and inserted custom glass eyes as a finishing touch.
The client requested a "battlescape" for the base, so we had a bit of fun with that! It features fake "dirt" and 4 half-buried endoskulls (along with other endoskeleton-style wreckage strewn about).
I'm extremely proud of this display and am looking forward to future projects for this client.
enjoy the pics and thanks for reading!
best,
Tom
Just updated the site ( http://www.TomSpinaDesigns.com) with the latest Custom Mannequin Movie Prop Display project to wrap up here.
As often happens, this costume came to us on a hanger and leaves as a pretty impressive character display (if I do say so myself!)
The costume consisted of the jacket, shirt, glasses and leather pants. I sourced suitable gloves, belt and vintage boots to complete the costume. The mannequin was modified with new hands, and added muscles on the shoulders, biceps, chest, waist and back. The body style was made to fit the costume and to emulate Arnold's T3 body shape.
The head is a resin head, derived from a cyber-scan of Arnold made for T3. I modified it for the "battle damage", did all paint and hairwork on it and inserted custom glass eyes as a finishing touch.
The client requested a "battlescape" for the base, so we had a bit of fun with that! It features fake "dirt" and 4 half-buried endoskulls (along with other endoskeleton-style wreckage strewn about).
I'm extremely proud of this display and am looking forward to future projects for this client.
enjoy the pics and thanks for reading!
best,
Tom
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