Goblin in Love

[Michael Kontraros]

New indiegogo campaign

Goblin in Love
BUST_150mm
5 pieces of High Quality Resin Casting miniature in a metal box
Box Art: Denis Vaningeland

for preorders visit:

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/goblin-in-love-by-michael-kontraros-collectibles/x/2681790

 

[kilsh]

Hi Michael

I mainly do historical with the odd fantasy that tempts me and this could easily great sculpt, just wish you would release the jester bust it's spectacular!

Cheers

Neil

 

[lopee]

Another goblin!

 

[jenghiz]

Alas poor Yorick !

 

[swralph]

Nice one

 

[Stephan]

lovely piece, something different.

 

[garyhiggins]

This can in no way be described as beautiful, but you know what I mean when I say- What a gorgeous face
Gary.

 

[zane666]

Alas poor Yorick !

I knew him well . . .
lovely work, nice sharp sculpt, I think the unpainted version shows the detail the best, maybe it's the photography that makes the painted version a little graphic novelish.

Cheers Zane

 

[Jimbo]

I love his face...Brilliant sculpting
Cheers
Jim

 

[amomfaretos]

Μπραβο Μιχαλη εξαιρετικη δουλεια και εξω απο τα συνηθισμενα !!!! Πολυ ομορφο το βαψιμο επισης του Denis!!

 

[Michael Kontraros]

We both (Denis and me) thank you very much!

 

[Jimbo]

Hi Michael
I can never get my head around scales & sizes so when you state this bust is 150mm I presume your saying it's a 1/10 scale?
Cheers
Jim

 

[arxo]

Cute, in his own ugly way!. Good luck Michael!

 

[Wheels]

Jimbo, in my experience, the magic number is 1800mm...as follows:
divide 1800 by the given scale to get the fraction and vice-versa.
e.g. 1/20 is 90mm, 120mm is 1/15, 75mm is 1/24

That would mean 150mm is 1/12 scale.
Michael does not specifically say "scale", but it is implied.

There is, of course, a difference between "scale" and "size" or "height".
Scale is pure ( as with my calculations above ).
Size is ambiguous.
Height is literal.
Not everybody is careful using these terms.

 

[Wheels]

If I buy and paint his bust, the caption on the base will say:

"Mommy, I can hear the ocean !"

 

[Jimbo]

Jimbo, in my experience, the magic number is 1800mm...as follows:
divide 1800 by the given scale to get the fraction and vice-versa.
e.g. 1/20 is 90mm, 120mm is 1/15, 75mm is 1/24

That would mean 150mm is 1/12 scale.
Michael does not specifically say "scale", but it is implied.

There is, of course, a difference between "scale" and "size" or "height".
Scale is pure ( as with my calculations above ).
Size is ambiguous.
Height is literal.
Not everybody is careful using these terms.

Thanks wheels much appreciated.
Jim

 

[Captain Lol]

Great i love it !

 

[Michael Kontraros]

I LOVED THE "Mommy, I can hear the ocean !" COMMENT !!!!

As for the scale, This will be helpfull

 

[sarouman]

Great sculpting my friend!!!!

Alexandros

 

[Tommi]

Got mine today in the post, Just fantastic all round
Cheers
Tommi