Jim Lee Inspired Dark Knight

[elvis1976]

I wouldnt' use super sculpey but maybe you can use miliput.
It is a two parts components that dries after 3hours.

Nice bats agoniste, i'm not keen on the boots though ;-) the rest is excellent!

 

[agonistes86]

Thanks man, your Batman customs were the reason I actually contacted Moe about the suit etc. in the first place, because it looked so perfect on yours. :yess: And I'm very glad I did.

 

[elvis1976]

Thanks man, your Batman customs were the reason I actually contacted Moe about the suit etc. in the first place, because it looked so perfect on yours. :yess: And I'm very glad I did.

Thanks man and yours does look awesome, I really like what you have done with the body! Very super hero like.

 

[Moe]

Looks Great My friend...I am glad you guys are Making my suits Look the best they can, agonistes86, Elvis, Jedster...All fantastic works of art.:clap Bravo

 

[Buttmunch]

How did you dry the clay? I know with Super Sculpey you need to bake it but you can't stick the whole figure in the over or it'll melt. Also did you put sculpty on the shoulder as well??

:lol Have you ever tried lowering your oven temperature? I've done it before and there is no melting. Just use a really low oven temp :duh

 

[agonistes86]

Finally received Erick's excellent Jim Lee head this week. His sculpt and paint are top notch, thanks again for offering these.
Here are some shots:

 

[urascal]

Here's Erick's Jim Lee Inspired Dark Knight head on my ELVIS1976 battle damaged custom.

 

[Hirogen]

Wow, this looks fantastic, I would love to pick one up.

 

[TonyMeis]

I'm interested in one with neck

 

[TonyMeis]

Pm sent! Interested to order one