1/6 scale Wyatt Earp

[John strachan]

1/6 scale from WARPAINT Studios, lovely bust and went together with no problems at all.

 

[Viking Bob]

Thats a lovely piece and very, very well painted.

 

[misfit151]

Great looking figure John.....can't find them on the internet.......Mike

 

[MoboSchreuder]

Very nice bust ,beautiful paintwork

Mobo

 

[John strachan]

Thanks fellas, the only place I've seen these busts are on eBay, the company are based in America, and produce some beautiful stuff.

 

[Martin64]

Great looking figure John.....can't find them on the internet.......Mike

that`s the shop:
https://www.ebay.de/usr/mudhens66

Cheers, Martin

 

[John Bowery]

Very smooth painting.
Cheers
John

 

[bonehead]

Thanks to Mario for producing this bust (originally a full figure) that I sculpted for a toy company many years ago. But, again, I must protest calling him "Wyatt Earp".

That is what the toy company called him and the pose was taken from one of the Wyatt Earp movies, but I NEVER intended this to be anything but a Hollywood fantasy figure and I most definitely did not create a portrait of Wyatt Earp. The face is generic. The brief for the commission piece was typically hyperbolic Hollywood fantasy. To my mind it did not in any way relate to the real Wyatt Earp. I take portrait sculpting very seriously and I do not want anyone to think that this figure is a portrait. It most definitely is not a portrait of Wyatt Earp.

"Hollywood movie sheriff" is a more accurate description. The real Wyatt Earp is another figure I did many years ago and it is mostly an embarrassment to me now.

Hanging my head in shame.....

 

[Martin64]

Thanks to Mario for producing this bust (originally a full figure) that I sculpted for a toy company many years ago. But, again, I must protest calling him "Wyatt Earp".

That is what the toy company called him and the pose was taken from one of the Wyatt Earp movies, but I NEVER intended this to be anything but a Hollywood fantasy figure and I most definitely did not create a portrait of Wyatt Earp. The face is generic. The brief for the commission piece was typically hyperbolic Hollywood fantasy. To my mind it did not in any way relate to the real Wyatt Earp. I take portrait sculpting very seriously and I do not want anyone to think that this figure is a portrait. It most definitely is not a portrait of Wyatt Earp.

"Hollywood movie sheriff" is a more accurate description. The real Wyatt Earp is another figure I did many years ago and it is mostly an embarrassment to me now.

Hanging my head in shame.....

so in a way it has a collectible value as "the one figure Mike Go(o)d is not proud of...."

Cheers,

 

[bonehead]

so in a way it has a collectible value as "the one figure Mike Go(o)d is not proud of...."

Cheers,

No. That is not what I meant. It is the other "Wyatt Earp" figures that embarrass me. (The ones that actually depict Wyatt Earp.) Actually a lot of old stuff embarrasses me now. Even some of the new stuff embarrasses me when I finally realize I messed up.

Sometimes that takes a while.....

 

[Wayneb]

Wyatt Earp it is not......but an excellent sculpt it is.... excellent paintwork John.... I know you'll be bahk…..

Wayne

 

[bonehead]

Wyatt Earp it is not......but an excellent sculpt it is.... excellent paintwork John.... I know you'll be bahk…..

Wayne

Thanks!!