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Published: 2014-05-02 22:11:03 +0000 UTC; Views: 8067; Favourites: 113; Downloads: 0
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This kit is old and very rare. After much research I found out it was sold through CRM Hobbies(and at Wonderfest) in 2000-01and was sculpted by Rudy Garcia. Only 20 were ever made. We acquired it un-finished and partially broken, from an estate sale. I fixed its broken leg and toenails and then painted him up. We made the cobblestone base from scratch. The sign is a separate resin piece that I picked up at Jersey Fest and then painted. I forget who made it.You can see more angles and close-ups on FB here- www.facebook.com/media/set/?se…
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This is another model kit. I didn't sculpt this either, just put it together, painted it and made the base. I do have a couple new American Werewolf kits done that I haven't uploaded yet and one of those has a big fluffy wolf tail. It's interesting since you never really see his back end for long in the film, how different artists take on it. Have you seen The Howling statue that Pop Culture Shock is putting out? That thing is a monster! It looks awesome! No tail on it though, lol.
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Oh... now I geddit.
Actually, it DOES have a Tail, albeit a short one like that AWIL statue I linked ya. If you ever did your own take on the AWIL Creature, would you add a Tail to it for reasons of interest?
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Hmmm... I never really thought about it. Probably.
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Yup:
www.blastr.com/sites/blastr/fi…
See dat lil' Tail? It's on there. Kinda.
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Oh yeah I see it now lol.
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Of course, I doubt he would be able to stand up properly due to those scrawny little Legs/Feet, but eh, whaddya gonna do?
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Either way, a Tail would definately help balance out his posture, no?
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Yeah, I would think so!
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Too bad that 'expert' designers always have that pass them by during sketch work.
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Let's hope that the new Werewolf design in the AWIL remake has a Tail, cuz the original design seemed to have one, to a degree.
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Remake? Ugh no.. not another remake to a movie that definitely doesn't need one.
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I'm actually open to a remake, as Max Landis (his son) will be in charge of it.
If he fucks it up, then Big Daddy Landis will ground him.
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Lol If it happens, I'll withhold judgement until after I see it, but horror remakes/reboots always make me leery.
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Well, "The Thing" and "The Fly" were darn good remakes & among the best of their kind.
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Very true. I also liked the TCM and Evil Dead remake so there is a *little* hope. lol
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It all depends on who weilds it. Lets hope Maxie-poo can bring some of his "Chronicle" magic into the mix.
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But leaving out his horrendous "Superman: American Alien" the hell outta it.
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Seriously, he's a scared little brat as a Super Powered youngster & dresses like the Goddamn Batman when he gets older.
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Uh, huh. Hopefully he'll be more heroic in the upcoming JL movie.
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Thanks. Me too! Great movie!
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Your welcome Indeed
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The ground looks so real, how did you get the weeds growing through the stone to look so real. That definitely had to take a lot of time. Love it
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Thanks. My fiance and I sculpted the cobblestone with paperclay on top of a wooden base. The weeds are mossy stuff from the floral section of a local craft store.
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Thanks, I like things scary!
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Oh, he does look a little like him I guess.
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Excellent pose of the werewolf in an iconic scene. 
www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDpYBT…
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I liked the pose as well 
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Thank you 
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