"NEW" 1:4 REEVE SUPERMAN sculpt (NEW Pics page 6)

arivin923

Well-Known Member

• Dec 29, 2009

• #81

Definitly would be interested in getting one of these! Are you planning on doing glass eyes or just painting them?

 

Cyberman

Sr Member

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• Dec 30, 2009

• #82

Thanks guys.... you should see how the rest of this is shaping up... :love

 

NakedMoleRat

Master Member

• Dec 30, 2009

• #83

So much for paying off a credit card! :lol

 

YenChih Lin

Master Member

• Dec 31, 2009

• #84

Oh you tease!!! Come on - bring it on as I quote Luthor

 

KramStaar

Sr Member

• Dec 31, 2009

• #85

An absolutely brilliant sculpt mate.

Chris' likeness is tough to get right and in all honesty, most people overwork his looks. You on the other hand, have nailed him perfectly..

Warmest congratulations and best for 2010

Regards

MARK

 

Last edited: Jan 26, 2010

Cyberman

Sr Member

RPF PREMIUM MEMBER

• Dec 31, 2009

• #86

Wow thanks indeed for the great compliments, guys and a Happy New Year to you all!!!

 

propsculptor

Sr Member

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• Dec 31, 2009

• #87

As a big Superman fan and very Critical of the Sculpts I've seen over the Years, and THIS IS THE BEST I've ever seen!!

I'm gonna have to buy one whatever the Cost!!!

 

velmc1

New Member

• Dec 31, 2009

• #88

1st post of 2010! i cant wait to see the finished product!

 

Chewie15

Sr Member

• Jan 7, 2010

• #89

Phil, this is absolutely coming out amazing!! Much nicer than that recent Cinemaquette statue!

H

www.howardsstudios.com

 

YenChih Lin

Master Member

• Jan 7, 2010

• #90

WTF?! Cinemarquette wants 2k for this?! THat's robbery!

 

Cyberman

Sr Member

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• Jan 7, 2010

• #91

Thanks Guys... more updates coming soon.

 

C

charlie_k

New Member

• Jan 9, 2010

• #92

Your work is absolutely stunning, you should work for Sideshow or better for Hot Toys:love

 

Cyberman

Sr Member

RPF PREMIUM MEMBER

• Jan 10, 2010

• #93

Heres the latest edits... A lot of work was done on the nose. Also re-styled the hair a bit and slighty altered the chin and refined certain facial features.

Theres still more refinements to do on the hair of course

 

JoeR

Sr Member

• Jan 10, 2010

• #94

Great work, your sculpts are always so precise and well researched. I always find it amazing how people can find these sculpts in a lump or block of material. :thumbsup

Joe

 

Chewie15

Sr Member

• Jan 10, 2010

• #95

Wow! You've outdone yourself again Phil!

You've probably mentioned it in the thread... but is this Asbro Wax?

H

www.howardsstudios.com

 

Cyberman

Sr Member

RPF PREMIUM MEMBER

• Jan 10, 2010

• #96

Hey Howard,

Its actually regular Super Sculpy... I prefer to use it as when it gets baked hard or boiled in water (whilst fully submerged) you can create really sharp clean edges for each section of a given component by sanding and refining.

Phil

 

Chewie15

Sr Member

• Jan 10, 2010

• #97

Cyberman said:

Hey Howard,

Its actually regular Super Sculpy... I prefer to use it as when it gets baked hard or boiled in water (whilst fully submerged) you can create really sharp clean edges for each section of a given component by sanding and refining.

Phil

Click to expand...

Wow! I always heard it cracked easily? I can't believe the detail you already have

H

www.howardsstudios.com

 

Cyberman

Sr Member

RPF PREMIUM MEMBER

• Jan 10, 2010

• #98

Usually boiling it in the water avoids the cracking:love

 

IndyFanChuck

Sr Member

• Jan 10, 2010

• #99

Your work is so good, it's sick. For the record! :lol

 

Monteburns

Sr Member

• Jan 11, 2010

• #100

The likeness is 10 out of 10. :eek

This would be awesome in a 1/1 scale.