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Re: (Corrose) Harvey Dent/Two-Face Revolver / Coin - Anton Chigurh 1958 "Lucky ...
Hi,
Any update on this project? Is it still happening?
Hi,
Any update on this project? Is it still happening?
(Corrose) Harvey Dent/Two-Face Revolver / Coin - Anton Chigurh 1958 "Lucky ...
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armysoldier74b
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Re: (Corrose) Harvey Dent/Two-Face Revolver / Coin - Anton Chigurh 1958 "Lucky ...
I'll talk to Corrose and see when this will happen. He's slowly getting back to these projects so we'll have to wait and see.
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I'll talk to Corrose and see when this will happen. He's slowly getting back to these projects so we'll have to wait and see.
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Re: (Corrose) Harvey Dent/Two-Face Revolver / Coin - Anton Chigurh 1958 "Lucky ...
Still hoping for the No Country coin.
Still hoping for the No Country coin.
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Same here! Hope it still happens
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Same here! Hope it still happens
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Re: (Corrose) Harvey Dent/Two-Face Revolver / Coin - Anton Chigurh 1958 "Lucky ...
I am in for a two faces coin.
I am in for a two faces coin.
indigenousbastard
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Is this gonna happen? Cause I would be in for the dent gun and coin.
Is this gonna happen? Cause I would be in for the dent gun and coin.
armysoldier74b
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I'd like to think it will, but not trying to pressure Corrose into anything at the moment. He did mention he was not fully back yet so I am respecting his space.
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I'd like to think it will, but not trying to pressure Corrose into anything at the moment. He did mention he was not fully back yet so I am respecting his space.
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indigenousbastard
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We'll just have to wait and see then :/
We'll just have to wait and see then :/
Re: (Corrose) Harvey Dent/Two-Face Revolver / Coin - Anton Chigurh 1958 "Lucky ...
I'm down for the Two Face gun/coin as well. Just one query, will it come unpainted in that orange resin colour on the front page?
I'm down for the Two Face gun/coin as well. Just one query, will it come unpainted in that orange resin colour on the front page?
armysoldier74b
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Yes it is
Yes it is
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I'm in for both coins,if it's still possible
I'm in for both coins,if it's still possible
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Re: (Corrose) Harvey Dent/Two-Face Revolver / Coin - Anton Chigurh 1958 "Lucky ...
I'm in for the two face gun and coin.
I'm in for the two face gun and coin.
Old Grandpa
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Re: (Corrose) Harvey Dent/Two-Face Revolver / Coin - Anton Chigurh 1958 "Lucky ...
Sign me up. I'll take a coin and the revolver. This project has been a long time coming.
Old Grandpa
Sign me up. I'll take a coin and the revolver. This project has been a long time coming.
Old Grandpa
Re: (Corrose) Harvey Dent/Two-Face Revolver / Coin - Anton Chigurh 1958 "Lucky ...
Hey guys,
So I didn't want people thinking I'm a complete flake here. This is probably a little too much, and heavy information to process but in 2014 my first and only baby was born, he was born with a couple of Congenital Heart Defects. After a long and painful ordeal, he had 2 open heart surgeries, clotting, a stroke, and finally a heart attack, he left our arms to be with God in December of 2014. This destroyed my soul, my happiness and my will to even want to live anymore.
2015 was our year of grief, and it was a dark year, my wife was having blackout spells while she was driving, and got in multiple wrecks, and almost had to be checked into a hospital for observation. 2015 was a dark, lonely place full of despair and hope.
I occasionally took on custom projects in 2015, just a few here and there to try to keep my mind off of the pain as well as working my full time job. I didn't do as much as I had in the past because I was just so emotionally exhausted and empty.
We did find out late last year that we are pregnant again with a baby boy who is due this March. While this has been a source of happiness, it has been bittersweet. There have been a lot of doctors appointments and I'm primarily taking care of the housekeeping, laundry and cooking to keep my wife off her feet.
I am finding myself getting a little bit more and more back into custom work, and this was one of my "abandoned" projects that I wanted to discuss with you guys.
The revolver, as you see it on page 1 shows the digital sculpt as well as a couple shots of the printed sample.
In my mind this is a very accurate representation, however, it is not engineered like a Hot Toys gun where the spindle can open out and the bullets can be put in, it's one solid print.
Since I do paint, but it's not my specialty, I would only be able to offer these as unpainted 3D prints.
They would look as sharp and as crisp as the one on page 1. I own the same 3D printer Sideshow uses for prototyping, it's not one of those cheap printers where you have thick build lines all over it.
My thought would be to offer this 2 ways.
1) Cleaned up print - supports removed, support posts sanded down, ready to prime and paint. This would be more expensive because part cleanup takes time.
2) Raw print - This would still have the supports attached and you would do it your self. The supports are toothpick thin and can easily be clipped off with manicure scissors and just buff the area with a high grit sandpaper. Easy to do, and a cheaper option.
So my question is, do you guys want me to offer prices both ways to decide?
Basically the file is done, I would just need to run off a print of them.
I ideally need a 10 gun minimum to make the run happen. It's hard to justify the machine running one single 1/6 gun.
Please let me know your thoughts on this...
Hey guys,
So I didn't want people thinking I'm a complete flake here. This is probably a little too much, and heavy information to process but in 2014 my first and only baby was born, he was born with a couple of Congenital Heart Defects. After a long and painful ordeal, he had 2 open heart surgeries, clotting, a stroke, and finally a heart attack, he left our arms to be with God in December of 2014. This destroyed my soul, my happiness and my will to even want to live anymore.
2015 was our year of grief, and it was a dark year, my wife was having blackout spells while she was driving, and got in multiple wrecks, and almost had to be checked into a hospital for observation. 2015 was a dark, lonely place full of despair and hope.
I occasionally took on custom projects in 2015, just a few here and there to try to keep my mind off of the pain as well as working my full time job. I didn't do as much as I had in the past because I was just so emotionally exhausted and empty.
We did find out late last year that we are pregnant again with a baby boy who is due this March. While this has been a source of happiness, it has been bittersweet. There have been a lot of doctors appointments and I'm primarily taking care of the housekeeping, laundry and cooking to keep my wife off her feet.
I am finding myself getting a little bit more and more back into custom work, and this was one of my "abandoned" projects that I wanted to discuss with you guys.
The revolver, as you see it on page 1 shows the digital sculpt as well as a couple shots of the printed sample.
In my mind this is a very accurate representation, however, it is not engineered like a Hot Toys gun where the spindle can open out and the bullets can be put in, it's one solid print.
Since I do paint, but it's not my specialty, I would only be able to offer these as unpainted 3D prints.
They would look as sharp and as crisp as the one on page 1. I own the same 3D printer Sideshow uses for prototyping, it's not one of those cheap printers where you have thick build lines all over it.
My thought would be to offer this 2 ways.
1) Cleaned up print - supports removed, support posts sanded down, ready to prime and paint. This would be more expensive because part cleanup takes time.
2) Raw print - This would still have the supports attached and you would do it your self. The supports are toothpick thin and can easily be clipped off with manicure scissors and just buff the area with a high grit sandpaper. Easy to do, and a cheaper option.
So my question is, do you guys want me to offer prices both ways to decide?
Basically the file is done, I would just need to run off a print of them.
I ideally need a 10 gun minimum to make the run happen. It's hard to justify the machine running one single 1/6 gun.
Please let me know your thoughts on this...
Falconer
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Re: (Corrose) Harvey Dent/Two-Face Revolver / Coin - Anton Chigurh 1958 "Lucky ...
Corrose, man I'm really sorry to read all of this and rightly so your custom works and hobby takes a back seat to life itself especially things like this. Heartfelt condolences to you and your wife for all of the tragedy you have endured.
I'm personally happy for the revolver to be cleaned up print?
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Corrose, man I'm really sorry to read all of this and rightly so your custom works and hobby takes a back seat to life itself especially things like this. Heartfelt condolences to you and your wife for all of the tragedy you have endured.
I'm personally happy for the revolver to be cleaned up print?
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Re: (Corrose) Harvey Dent/Two-Face Revolver / Coin - Anton Chigurh 1958 "Lucky ...
So let's do this, my prices are based off of VOLUME of the model...AKA how much resin is needed to make each print. So from work, I can't give a proper estimate, just a guess based on past jobs, I can give a final number tonight.
I'm estimating an unfinished one being around 25.00
I'm estimating a cleaned up, unpainted version being around 35.00 to 40
If the quantities go over 10 orders, I can do some slight discounting.
Now please note, I'm happy to take the cleanup money, but honestly it's very, very little work, it's thin, thin little supports you pop off with an xacto blade and sand the areas with a little sandpaper, it's really easy, and would save you money. I just like to be completely transparent with you guys.
Shipping domestically would be $2.50
International I have to get some numbers....I have gotten burned about 3 times last year, trying to save my international buyers money and just doing first class, and those customers ended up saying "I never got my order" and them I'm out the money making replacements out of pocket.
So moving forward Im insisting that international buyers buy tracking/insurance which is a little pricey, or I get it in writing that if it never shows up or is damaged, I hold no responsibility.
Based on these ballpark numbers I'll start a list.
Please, please do not say interested if you have no real intention of ordering based on these numbers.
Payment would be due as soon as the list crosses over the 10 mark and in full
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So let's do this, my prices are based off of VOLUME of the model...AKA how much resin is needed to make each print. So from work, I can't give a proper estimate, just a guess based on past jobs, I can give a final number tonight.
I'm estimating an unfinished one being around 25.00
I'm estimating a cleaned up, unpainted version being around 35.00 to 40
If the quantities go over 10 orders, I can do some slight discounting.
Now please note, I'm happy to take the cleanup money, but honestly it's very, very little work, it's thin, thin little supports you pop off with an xacto blade and sand the areas with a little sandpaper, it's really easy, and would save you money. I just like to be completely transparent with you guys.
Shipping domestically would be $2.50
International I have to get some numbers....I have gotten burned about 3 times last year, trying to save my international buyers money and just doing first class, and those customers ended up saying "I never got my order" and them I'm out the money making replacements out of pocket.
So moving forward Im insisting that international buyers buy tracking/insurance which is a little pricey, or I get it in writing that if it never shows up or is damaged, I hold no responsibility.
Based on these ballpark numbers I'll start a list.
Please, please do not say interested if you have no real intention of ordering based on these numbers.
Payment would be due as soon as the list crosses over the 10 mark and in full
Thanks
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Falconer
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Re: (Corrose) Harvey Dent/Two-Face Revolver / Coin - Anton Chigurh 1958 "Lucky ...
I'm interested in a un-clean Two Face Pistol and coin if you're still offering the coin?
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I'm interested in a un-clean Two Face Pistol and coin if you're still offering the coin?
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