PredatrHuntr
Master Member
I picked up a P1 Bio made by Corey and wanted to share a few pictures and do a quick review on it. I quite enjoyed seeing the sculpting process he went through and since I'm on a P1 Bio kick right now, I wanted to buy one and compare it to some of the other P1 Bios I have.
First, the Bio is cast is a fiberglass resin and since I've never seen anyone other than Gene use this material, I was intrigued by its translucent appearance. It reminds me of the mosquito caught in amber in Jurassic Park. Very cool to look at and when you put a light behind it - it looks wild!
Here's the Bio just sitting on the floor:
Held up to the light:
Held with light directly behind it:
At critical mass!
King Jamie P1 on the left, Termokk in the middle, and P1 Stunt on the right:
I love the shape and smooth lines on Corey's Bio - I just wish it relatively the same size as the other bios I have. Each Bio I've owed has a very distinct look to it and this is no exception. You can tell Corey put a lot of time and effort into it (as you could see in the sculpting process) and it really shows when you see it in your hands.
Corey, If you plan on sculpting another one, I'd love to see it 1:1 scale and as much as I like the look of the fiberglass resin, maybe use something that won't leave air bubbles in the cast? Anyone looking to pick one up should contact Termokk directly Thanks Corey!
First, the Bio is cast is a fiberglass resin and since I've never seen anyone other than Gene use this material, I was intrigued by its translucent appearance. It reminds me of the mosquito caught in amber in Jurassic Park. Very cool to look at and when you put a light behind it - it looks wild!
Here's the Bio just sitting on the floor:
Held up to the light:
Held with light directly behind it:
At critical mass!
King Jamie P1 on the left, Termokk in the middle, and P1 Stunt on the right:
I love the shape and smooth lines on Corey's Bio - I just wish it relatively the same size as the other bios I have. Each Bio I've owed has a very distinct look to it and this is no exception. You can tell Corey put a lot of time and effort into it (as you could see in the sculpting process) and it really shows when you see it in your hands.
Corey, If you plan on sculpting another one, I'd love to see it 1:1 scale and as much as I like the look of the fiberglass resin, maybe use something that won't leave air bubbles in the cast? Anyone looking to pick one up should contact Termokk directly Thanks Corey!