An American Werewolf In London License

[JAWS]

Some more pics on the other forum... I think this is shaping up to look pretty good.. Not perfect but pretty darn nice.

[JAWS]

Other board... Not mine

[JAWS]

Originally Posted by Phil the sixth

I'm sorry but the casting of the teeth look really,really bad...especially the upper teeth bewteen the fangs.

While not perfect... I would say its a fairly good representation of the film version at this scale.

[rrjrstatueman]

got mine today, and have to say it is not as bad as some pictures show it to be, the photos do not show all the colors it actually has,

[rrjrstatueman]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1OGeGpt5zY

[dao2]

I don't think any of the photos posted so far are good representations of what they really look like. Hard to take good pictures where lighting doesn't ruin it.

[ukshaun]

Originally Posted by rrjrstatueman

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1OGeGpt5zY

The Kessler Wolf looks better in the video than any of the photo's that have been posted so far.

I'm still not sold on the production piece. The blood application looks like it was applied by an amateur. There's something about the teeth that don't look good. The grey paint app looks flat. The statue does not appear to represent $399

What the video manages to show, is the inner mouth + tongue looks quite good.

[Phil the sixth]

Agreed Jaws,looks much better in the new pictures & video Raf posted.
Not perfect at all but what a relief after seeing those first in hand pictures.
Blood application is indeed amateurish but something that can easily be improved I think.

[DeadGhostKnight]

Originally Posted by rrjrstatueman

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1OGeGpt5zY

If i trust anyone it's Raf, he knows his ---- and despite him doing crazy/amazing looking things to his statues he's very fair when it comes to production pieces. He's not all high and mighty because he can do better, he always takes into consideration how good a pre-paint production piece is just on that and then talks about how he can do stuff to it.

As he says it's all about lighting, i hate to bang on about lighting but when it comes to sculpted fur, just moving a light can make a huge difference...

Here's my POTA Caesar lit from above.



And heres the same pieces, camera hasn't moved, all i have done is moved the lighting below.



Judging from Rafs video and opinion i'm going to be very happy with my Wolf, i will probably do some clear coating here and there like the claws, maybe repaint the teeth slightly but overall i'm very happy with what i see.

Also i noticed on his video his seam is very very good!

[V8Falcon]

Wow. Great example. Thanks!