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wesleyiguti — Wolverine making off 2
Published: 2010-04-27 22:19:22 +0000 UTC; Views: 1076; Favourites: 15; Downloads: 27
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Now, this is the second and final version. Once more I forgot to show the process behind the toy. I hope you like it.Related content
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About how much do you charge.
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Depends of what you need, the size and how many pieces...
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Cool, what about something that's 6.5 inches?
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ok, but I need to see one picture or draw of what you want.
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Here's a few reference pics
[link] the one with the hammer
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[link] the darkest one
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[link] the darker one
[link] the darker one
[link] Not the best pic I have of her, I was working out anatomy, proportions and movement with this one.
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Could you give me your e-mail?
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No offense but I think I prefer the white one to the colored. 
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hahahha of course, it's a question of opinion.....thanks for your visit
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Very cool job. I'm guessing you do alot of Designer toys as well? If so, do you do then inipendenly,or do you do them for a company like Toy2R in Japan, and KidRobot in America?
Jer
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Yeah, I make for Toy Companies of Brazil. They contract me to develop the sculpture and they use this sculpture to make the model's form
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I would love to try something like that, but I'm moving back to the United States, and they have much stricter policies on Vinyl. Artists end up having to export to China, or Japan, or make the toys themself out of resin... I don't know if it's worth it.
Jer
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It's true. Here there are a lot of rules to use vinyl. I use resin too, but only when the client need a prototype to see how the toys is going to be, as a preview. Resin is easily because you can make your statue, but if you need to make a lot o toys this process become bad...the toys start to deform.
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