Movie Heros

[Roc]

Alex, great work, I've been following this thread with much interest, and have learned from it.

Continue the great sculpting

Ciao
Roc.

 

[Stephan]

Ahhhh Steve and another aahhh for Kirk.

 

[Alex Lopez]

Originally posted by Anders Heintz@May 21 2005, 01:50 AM
Love the Achilles vignette!

I just watched the movie for the first time yesterday and I really liked it. Always thought it would be a nice vignette when Brad jumps and kills the big dude with one hit, although I would have placed him with the sword in the big dude, making the sword the anchor point for the guy in mid air.

Anders, you rigth about the pose friend, but, the idea is to ability the same original work the first version

Regards.

 

[Alex Lopez]

Here is a steve pic almost finished, im working in some details yet...

 

[Alex Lopez]

other one...

 

[Dan Morton]

Alejandro - You've been busy I see! Terrific stuff - Kirk Douglas and Steve McQueen - both superb! Do you have buyers lined up? Are these going to be offered commercially?

Unfortunately I really can't see the other one very well. Maybe when you get a little further along, you'll take a closer shot, particularly of his face?

all the best,
Dan

 

[Alex Lopez]

Hello Dan, yes I´ve been very bussy, but, in other works different of figures

YES!! This figures will be available commercially some day (I spect) now, I´m looking for distribuitors...

I´ll try to post some close ups if my cam permite me.

Good work with Kudda too my friend!!

Regards.

Alex.

 

[Dani A.]

Hola,

Regarding McQueen's rifle, I can not quite identify it. It does not look much like the one he carries in the movie, a Springfield '04; by its features, it resembles more of a Garand M1, although is is not that, either. What did you intend to model?

Dani

 

[Alex Lopez]

Originally posted by Dani A.@Jun 27 2005, 07:21 AM
Hola,

Regarding McQueen's rifle, I can not quite identify it. It does not look much like the one he carries in the movie, a Springfield '04; by its features, it resembles more of a Garand M1, although is is not that, either. What did you intend to model?

Dani

Hello Daniel, already in lilliput has mentioned me this , doubtlessly needs to work more in rifle, shows rifle here to you that attempt to do:

...And other reference

I´ll work on it and show the result.

Saludos.

Alejandro.

 

[Alex Lopez]

This is the rifle.

I´m working on it...

Alex.

 

[Dan Morton]

Alex - I can e-mail you about half a dozen other shots of Springfields, if you can use them. Just e-mail me offline if you want them, OK? There were at least two types of slings used - WWI - a canvas one with two sets of adjacent holes, brass grommets and buckle and a later one, very substantially made of thick reddish leather, single set of holes, brass grommets and buckle, etc. I've also seen this one with steel fittings, not brass. Don't know if that was original or not.

The McQueen pic shows the leather one.

Khuda is complete. Lt. Gen Skoboleff is about ready for primer. Your opinions of both Khuda and Lt. Gen. Skoboleff would be appreciated. See my vBench.

all the best,
Dan

 

[Alex Lopez]

Originally posted by Dan Morton@Jun 27 2005, 07:15 PM
Alex - I can e-mail you about half a dozen other shots of Springfields, if you can use them. Just e-mail me offline if you want them, OK? There were at least two types of slings used - WWI - a canvas one with two sets of adjacent holes, brass grommets and buckle and a later one, very substantially made of thick reddish leather, single set of holes, brass grommets and buckle, etc. I've also seen this one with steel fittings, not brass. Don't know if that was original or not.

The McQueen pic shows the leather one.

Khuda is complete. Lt. Gen Skoboleff is about ready for primer. Your opinions of both Khuda and Lt. Gen. Skoboleff would be appreciated. See my vBench.

all the best,
Dan

Thanks Dan, actually I think the tifle in the last springfield pic it´s OK for the figure... What do yo think?

Beside I wanna know your opinion affter the changes on the actual rifle...

Thanks again friend.

Alex.

 

[Dan Morton]

Yes - It looks right. Do you have enough views to sculpt it? I always try to find photos from several angles.

all the best,
Dan

 

[Alex Lopez]

Originally posted by Dan Morton@Jun 28 2005, 12:34 PM
Yes - It looks right. Do you have enough views to sculpt it? I always try to find photos from several angles.

all the best,
Dan

Dan.
I´m very happy to have friends like you ready to help me
My argentine friend Gus give me this images.
I LEARN a lot during each proyect.

Regards.

 

[Alex Lopez]

Hello All, ANOTHER HERO!!!
CLINT THE GOOD

This is an imprimated metal coppy, actually I´m finishing to paint him. hope to post the painted model soon...

Dedicated to my friend Jim Cox

 

[Alex Lopez]

Other one...

 

[Alex Lopez]

...and last.

Regards.

 

[JCOX]

Wow Alex, he looks great! Is this going to be commercial kit? I'd love to see some details of the face. The post is right on - great Clint attitude there.

-jim cox

 

[garyjd]

Alex, You've captured Eastwood's lean look and attitude. ~Gary

 

[Alex Lopez]

Hello Jim, yes I´m going to sell coppys of this, I´ll post him with Custer and Gandhi in news soon.
About the close up, I´ll try when post the color version, It was very dificult photograp to me primer with specially the face.

Thanks Gary, yes, I tryed to represent his thin look, and large stature, this way his head scale is 54mm like, but the body total size gone to 60mm

Best regards,

Alex