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Published: 2011-09-08 06:29:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 741; Favourites: 17; Downloads: 11
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This is a Drac I've been working on today,I worked him up in monster clay standard.It took a bit to get used to, but it holds detail really well.Let me know what ya think.......Related content
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Great work! The fangs are at the center, curious idea.
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I really dig it, what size does it have?!
Why don't you kit it and sell some coptes to your friends?
I'm sure that would be a blast painting it up!
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Thanks Andreas!He is 6" by 6" by 3" I was going to cast him in latex,but you gave me a good idea casting him in a kit.Before I do that I've got to get some funds to do it.You'll be the first to know when I do though buddy.I had a question,was the Bruckners frankenstein bust solid or hollow?,just curious because I was trying to figure out how to go about casting my Dracula.
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Bruckner's Frankenstein is solid resin cast. As far as I can say it's gravity, cast maybe done in a pressure tank.
I never did any molds or casts myself but I know a couple of guys who do good job casting.
Regarding size of Dracula I'm pretty sure solid cast would be cool. Resin is the way to go if you gonna sell some copies
to people who like to paint it up.
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youre very welcome Lonnie
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Thank you Pam!!
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Thanks buddy!He is 6"by 6"by 3"thick.
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looks very good!! I love the big nose and ear details; are different from the conventional image of Dracula that everyone knows
good work man!!
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Thanks buddy!I appreciate the feedback.
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Ok 
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Awesome job buddy 
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Thanks Eric!I was going to cast him in latex and mount him on a plaque.
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Oh that would be a great idea 
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