The Invisible Man

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dklange
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The Invisible Man

#1 Post by dklange »

Finished this "Invisible Man" bust this afternoon for a client.

~ Denis

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Re: The Invisible Man

#2 Post by kitbuilderman »

Denis,

very nice the lines on the coat are amazing.

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#3 Post by MANUEL AVILES »

MARVELOUS!
Hello My Friends, I like comeback again for the clubhouse.I need all the guys of the clubhouse again.
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Wow! The coat is impressive and goes well with the sombre bandages and skulls. Exquisite detailing.
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Turned out great, well done!
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Re: The Invisible Man

#6 Post by Tim Casey »

That's really nice. I'd lose my mind painting those lines!
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Bandages and skull base are so realistic, also love the b/w paint choices.
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Re: The Invisible Man

#8 Post by v338241 »

Really, Really NICE!!!!!!!!!!!
You client should be very happy!!!!!!!!!!
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Re: The Invisible Man

#9 Post by dklange »

Thanks, Bill, Manuel, Zephyr, Dave, Tim, John and v338241. I really appreciate your taking time to comment!

The plaid pattern was a bit of a headache, but I just kept at it and overall it turned out pretty nice. :angry2: :cussing:

Thanks again!!

~ Denis
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#10 Post by Vger »

Cool kit and AWESOME paint job, I love it ! :bow:

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Re: The Invisible Man

#11 Post by splake »

Very cool. DK. you nailed this.
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