Pee Wee: Sculpt by MG2065 and clothes by GeeWhizz

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GeneralZodLives said:
:lol It's amazing what I can rationalize when it comes to spending $ on this hobby. I spend more on 1/6 scale clothes than I do my own. There's no way I'd spend several hundred dollars on a bike for me to ride but I'm anxious to see how one that will sit on a shelf turns out.
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This is exactly how I feel. I'm a cheap person when buying things for myself but I splurge on my figures. makes no sense. :)
 
mg2065 said:
This is exactly how I feel. I'm a cheap person when buying things for myself but I splurge on my figures. makes no sense. :)
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Ha i was having this conversation with a work friend who I have just got into collecting and he said the same thing, his answer was yeah but clothes don't look nice in glass cabinets :rotfl

Anywho list updated I'm gonna go over it and add who wants want but if I missed you out let me know..... Hopefully I've got everyone :)
 
Excellent work on the sculpt Mike! I'm definitely on board for a suit and head... the bike would be cool but I'll probably abstain on that one. I have to set some kind of limit on my spending :lol
 
And Godfather, don't forget to add me to the interest list... I can do it myself as a mod, but I prefer not to abuse my powers unnecessarily.
 
galactiboy said:
Excellent work on the sculpt Mike! I'm definitely on board for a suit and head... the bike would be cool but I'll probably abstain on that one. I have to set some kind of limit on my spending :lol
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Thanks buddy. I don't think you will be able to resist though...the kit will probably be pretty reasonable and designed to fit on a stock bike that is only about $30. So, like I said, hard for a painter like yourself to resist considering the difficult part (and most expensive) you can handle yourself.

Not to mention opportunities like owning a pee wee herman bike don't come around very often.

And..even without a Pee Wee figure, the bike itself could be an appropriate display piece in any collection.

It's totally up to you though! :)
 
mg2065 said:
Thanks buddy. I don't think you will be able to resist though...the kit will probably be pretty reasonable and designed to fit on a stock bike that is only about $30. So, like I said, hard for a painter like yourself to resist considering the difficult part (and most expensive) you can handle yourself.

Not to mention opportunities like owning a pee wee herman bike don't come around very often.

And..even without a Pee Wee figure, the bike itself could be an appropriate display piece in any collection.

It's totally up to you though! :)
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Nice sales pitch! Lol

Is there a painter attached to this project?
 
When do you think you'll start taking payments for this project MG? I'd hate to have to choose between the Grinch or Peewee!
 
TheOwl said:
When do you think you'll start taking payments for this project MG? I'd hate to have to choose between the Grinch or Peewee!
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I'm not sure. I suppose these kits could start up soon but I will most likely have the sculpt painted and the proto outfit made first. That usually takes a month or two. Grinch could be going at the same time so it may come down to a tough decision for you.
 
mg2065 said:
Thanks buddy. I don't think you will be able to resist though...the kit will probably be pretty reasonable and designed to fit on a stock bike that is only about $30. So, like I said, hard for a painter like yourself to resist considering the difficult part (and most expensive) you can handle yourself.

Not to mention opportunities like owning a pee wee herman bike don't come around very often.

And..even without a Pee Wee figure, the bike itself could be an appropriate display piece in any collection.

It's totally up to you though! :)
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:lol :lol You have me thinking... I'll keep an open mind :duff
 
I thought I had made a comment about the slight squint the eye on the smirk side was on?....I don't see it anywhere...but that would be my only recommendation....:)
 
also just saw the side without the smirk....the cheek needs to be sunk in just a little bit...hopefully it will bring out the small wrinkle on that same side in that corner of the mouth because although we can see its a smile....the picture it looks more like an actual smirk because of small things like that...
 
you can go on ebay and search for 1/6 bike roadmaster and see some options. Those bikes are the base bikes Gary used. Gary did quite a bit of disassembly and reassembly with custom parts. I took apart the bike and noticed a lot of parts are plastic and easily snap. I think we should leave the bike alone and add on the parts. Hand paint the black portions of the bike and add decals/stickers elsewhere. If you want to take the bike apart, feel free...I just don't recommend it and don't think it's necessary. I think we can get it really close to 100% accurate but just need to be strategic to not have to disassemble the whole bike.

I plan on creating the kit but also creating the instructions on how to assemble the kit parts and what goes where.
 
Almost finished. I still have a little work to do on the shoes before I smooth it all out and texture the socks.

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