[Tony_Bacala]

These things are awesome, glad I was finally able to do a shoot on some of them.

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[DESTRO]

Awesome! I wish we had these for Marvel Legends!

[jestermon]

I had seen these a while back when thos D-Arts Pokémon came out a guy had got some custom ones, but never ordered before.

[Zorn88]

These would be cool, but he never puts anything up on his Ebay page. I have been trying to get stuff from him for like a year, and I finally just gave up.

Destro, he did do some ML stuff recently, but they were purchased quickly. I think that he did an Iron Fist flame fist, Iron Man repulse , and some ricochets for Cap's shield.

[boibleu22]

He does list stuff on his eBay page, but it sells out FAST

[protostar8]

What do these typically go for price wise?

[Augustus_Cole]

I would def buy a few of these....depending on the price point of course..the DBZ blasts look great

[warmachine6]

Need to be commissioned
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[Zorn88]

Generally, the pieces are pretty expensive (IMO). But they look absolutely amazing, and are hand made, so I can justify it.

[dukefett]

He's posted these on Reddit a few times, and they're really really great looking. People ask him how he makes them but he never replies to that. I used to think it was some sort of molding of hot glue or something but the perfection in that spiral wrapped DBZ figure just blows me away if that's not something computer generated.

[TheBlueMarvel]

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Originally Posted by Zorn88

Generally, the pieces are pretty expensive (IMO). But they look absolutely amazing, and are hand made, so I can justify it.

If you don't mind my asking, how expensive?

[bmorr]

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Originally Posted by dukefett

He's posted these on Reddit a few times, and they're really really great looking. People ask him how he makes them but he never replies to that. I used to think it was some sort of molding of hot glue or something but the perfection in that spiral wrapped DBZ figure just blows me away if that's not something computer generated.

most likely he carves out or 3-d prints a single piece that would be the basis for the mold. then he pours a rubberized or silicone 2 part mold maker like oomoo: Amazon.com: Smooth-On Silicone Mold Making Rubber OOMOO 30. then he pours in a clear cast resin with some food coloring. i guarantee the reason he charges high is because of the base materials which are expensive.

[CanofBeams]

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Originally Posted by protostar8

What do these typically go for price wise?

It varies piece to piece. Prices range typically between $20-27 per piece. I can give you specific pricing through any of the sites linked in the feature.

Quote:

Originally Posted by dukefett

He's posted these on Reddit a few times, and they're really really great looking. People ask him how he makes them but he never replies to that. I used to think it was some sort of molding of hot glue or something but the perfection in that spiral wrapped DBZ figure just blows me away if that's not something computer generated.

They are actually hand sculpted, every one of them, unique, including that spiral. I'm really flattered you think that had to be computer generated.

[Joe Moore]

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Originally Posted by CanofBeams

It varies piece to piece. Prices range typically between $20-27 per piece. I can give you specific pricing through any of the sites linked in the feature.




They are actually hand sculpted, every one of them, unique, including that spiral. I'm really flattered you think that had to be computer generated.

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