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Re: Vincent Price Headsculpt
Sure, put me down. I would vote, but I find it hard to choose an expression. Vincent had very expressive eyes and eyebrows, so a strictly neutral expression may be a bit of a waste. At least get some of those forehead wrinkles in there and an arched eyebrow, both of which work for serious or smirking expressions.
I think Vincent in his late 40s or early 50s is the best timeframe to capture (late 1950s and early-to-mid 1960s). Using his appearance in House on Haunted Hill as a reference works for me.
Sure, put me down. I would vote, but I find it hard to choose an expression. Vincent had very expressive eyes and eyebrows, so a strictly neutral expression may be a bit of a waste. At least get some of those forehead wrinkles in there and an arched eyebrow, both of which work for serious or smirking expressions.
I think Vincent in his late 40s or early 50s is the best timeframe to capture (late 1950s and early-to-mid 1960s). Using his appearance in House on Haunted Hill as a reference works for me.
Re: Vincent Price Headsculpt
If you can't round up enough interest for Rocco to do this you should check out some of the Vincent Price sculpts Joy Snyder has done. I have owned 3 or 4 different garage kits she sculpted of Price. I believe she also did the prototyope for a Vincent Price figure that was going to be produced by Executive Relicas or Amok Time.
If you can't round up enough interest for Rocco to do this you should check out some of the Vincent Price sculpts Joy Snyder has done. I have owned 3 or 4 different garage kits she sculpted of Price. I believe she also did the prototyope for a Vincent Price figure that was going to be produced by Executive Relicas or Amok Time.
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Re: Vincent Price Headsculpt
The version made by Andy Bergholtz from many years ago still looks incredible.
It was going to be used for Masque of the Red Death, but never seen one.
The version made by Andy Bergholtz from many years ago still looks incredible.
It was going to be used for Masque of the Red Death, but never seen one.
groucho69ful
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Re: Vincent Price Headsculpt
yep i,d be interested.
yep i,d be interested.
Re: Vincent Price Headsculpt
List updated! Thanks guys!
I definitely think that the sculpt would benefit from something expressive as well. An arched eyebrow in particular is a very classic look for Price.
In terms of age I'm a big fan of his appearance in House on Haunted Hill which is why I used it for the main post picture, but I'm really open to seeing anything.
List updated! Thanks guys!
I definitely think that the sculpt would benefit from something expressive as well. An arched eyebrow in particular is a very classic look for Price.
In terms of age I'm a big fan of his appearance in House on Haunted Hill which is why I used it for the main post picture, but I'm really open to seeing anything.
groucho69ful
Freakalicious
Re: Vincent Price Headsculpt
i,m also going with the house on haunted hill look to as thats the figure i want to put together.keep bumping this we need this to happen.ray:
i,m also going with the house on haunted hill look to as thats the figure i want to put together.keep bumping this we need this to happen.
ray:
groucho69ful
Freakalicious
Re: Vincent Price Headsculpt
that would make one cool figure.
that would make one cool figure.
