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sup3rs3d3d β Dale Keown Merged Hulk Statue
Published: 2011-06-30 07:42:47 +0000 UTC; Views: 37042; Favourites: 498; Downloads: 2536
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1990's Dale Keown style Hulk. It stands around 19 and 3/4 inches (not including the base) and around 11 inches wide. A picture of the finished statue with the base.Related content
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all deserved! a masterpieceΒ Β Β Β
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I like your Merged Hulk very much.. it has the friendly look i want..not the dark side hulk
can u do a piece for me ?..we dont have the gift of art just mere mortals
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Thanks attikforce! Β I'm booked at the moment : /...but maybe in the future I can sculpt something for you when things slow down.
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Sir... hope to see your Hulk on my desk someday....
peace
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This one here definitely has the Dale Keown look to it.
Very nice work indeed.
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These are unbelievable....are you and all the other sculpting geniuses on deviantart selling any of this stuff? I've looked everywhere on the page for some sort of link, can't find them.
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"Sculpting genius" I like that lol haha Thanks man...The McGuinness Hulk with either the red or green head may be available.Β Send me a note if you're interested
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This Hulk is off the charts, ur sculpting skillz r untouchable!!!
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Really appreciate that NEZNASA
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No doubt bro, looking forward to seeing the newest work! Peace
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is this for sale?
i would like to buy it if so!
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can i buy that? any plans to make a mold and sell?
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One of the coolest things I've seen, love it.
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lol thanks! Glad you like it...The smart hulk was always my fav version.
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One of the best Hulk I've seen. Love his arms!!
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Thanks! I tweaked the arms quite a bit during this one...learned a lot.
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You're welcome, could you elaborate a little bit on what you learned? I'm very interested.
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well, I just slowly learned where to place the muscles and how things connect. There anything in specific you'd like to know?
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super sculpey
lol weeeellll I guess what I really want is a tutorial but I don't want to bug people to much.
I have seen other people with tutorials and I guessing the process is, for the most part, the same.
What I understand is you're are making an armature of wire, then using super scupley for your sculpture. then firing it and painting it. That pretty much it in a nut shell?
I really would like to try it but never seen it done and never done anything like that myself.
I think your technique for sculpting your muscles really mystifies me, to some extent. Great job by the way, I love the final product.
I'm guessing your using scupley by the boxes of it that you have in some of your photos. Do you use any other type of clay product or material to sculpt with?
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Yeah, you've pretty much got it. I use an oven to bake it and I usually prime it first, then paint it. I also use castilene sometimes. It's a form of wax. You can get a bit more detail with it. Lou's head was made out of the stuff. I've still got to go back and fix the hair. I guess the only way to see if you're good at it and if you're truly interested...give it a try! Thanks man!
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Thank you! You been very helpful!
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Awesome work bro... I wish you had a small tutorial showing your process on how you go about making these sculptures... I want to start trying it but I don't know how to start... What can you recommend me?
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Thanks! I enjoyed lookin through your gallery!
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you really captured the feel of dale keown's hulk, which was my favorite version of the hulk. i envy you with your ability to work with clay it's something i've never had any luck with, nice work.
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Thank you! It's good to hear that I got the right look going...I guess the key was the face.
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hey mate, dont forget the back pics please.
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Really appreciate it Fixit!
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You bet man! You are awesome!!!
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