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Steampunk GizmoDuck! Sculpted from scratch out of super sculpey firm, and plastic rod and tube. Painted with acrylic paint. He stands about 9 inches tall.Related content
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Dude, buy or rent whatever you need to scan a 3d printer image of that thing.Β Your work deserves to be cranked out to the masses and we can't wait a month and a half for each unit, even if you were willing and capable of repeating such an impressive feat! Surely, with people offering you $500 a pop, you could find a way for necessary equipment to pay for itself quickly?
I guess painting would be an issue but, once you've worked that out, perhaps via lower-price-but-paint-your-own scenario, shoot me one for free! I am poor...
Fantastic work.Β Superlative!
"Don't call me Shirley"is a valid response to this message... and hilarious.
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Is there any way you would pretty please make another of these to sell?Β And if so, how much?
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This inspired me to create an account here; I would buy this, if possible.Β It is *awesome*.
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Timbone, I've got a polymer clay website and I'd like to feature you and your Steampunk GizmoDuck on a page that I'm doing on super sculpey firm. So many people bypass this clay because its very firm and it only comes in that dark gray color. But this is a great example of sculpting and the use of added color on this clay. I'd like to ask you a few more questions on how you use the clay and its pros and cons, sort of a mini-interview. I'd give you a link back to either this page or your website or both. I'd rather give an artist familiar with the material a platform for displaying their skill and art rather than trying to fake knowledge of the material. I'm much more familiar with Premo, Fimo and the liquid clays. My site is PolymerClayer.com. Just click on the More... link under my photo on the left column. Thanks. ~ Nancy
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seeing this brought back memories! sort of lol. was the "steam" done with polymer or is that dried liquid insulation stuff?
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It's the dried liquid insulation stuff that fills cracks in between windows and walls, yeah. Very cool stuff for smoke effects!
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you are fantastic to use it like this! ^_^
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Hey, thank you everyone for your comments in this! I appreciate it.
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Now for the question of, can I buy it? Because I need to have this sitting on my desk.
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I could sell it but I'm getting attached and he took a long time and he's one of a kind! Feel free to drop me an offer!
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It could be... Inquire with an offer if you like!
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Awesome 
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I was considering doing a steampunk Don Karnage, but you're right, that show had several steampunk elements, so I didn't feel like I was adding all that much.
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Oh, a Don Karnage would be AWESOME!!!
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Seriously impressive, Timbone. Would you ever consider creating more (for retail)? I tried gryphonswing.Βcom but it seems to only be used for email. Feel free to msg direct, if you'd prefer.
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I don't think I could create more- I'd have to destroy this one to do castings and I'm not sure I could do that. I think he will be the only one...
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Words cannot express how amazing this is. Or how much I would pay to own this. Simply incredible! Gizmoduck is one of my all-time favorites and Disney has barely ever released any merchandise with him. I have one tiny PVC figurine. That's it.
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Yeah I never saw a whole lot of stuff for GizmoDuck. I'd get something well sculpted if it was available. I remember he was in the Duck Tales video game and I hope he will make an appearance in the new version that's out this summer! But please inquire with an offer if you like!
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Wow, that's just stunning. You even have such a cute plaque for him
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Wow this is just SO amazing! 
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Never saw the comic, but he was a fave on the old show.
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This is Rad!!!! Are you showcasing it anywhere?
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It was shown in the Rothick Art Haus gallery last month. Otherwise I'm showcasing it in my living room!
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This is an amazing piece of work! The attention to detail and rusty/bronze look to it really adds to it's motif and authentic steampunkiness (that isnt a word, but im totally going for it!) I am just completely blown away by the small details; from the rivets to the amazing logo on his chest. Looks like you put a mess of time and love into him and I think it definitely paid off!
Thank you so much for taking the time to create such a fantastic piece of work!
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Thanks for your flattering reply, Liz! I dig the steampunk look, and it seemed a good fit to do the character this way.
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Oh my goodness this is amazing. I've never been a big fan of the charecter, but this is beautiful. I love steampunk things as well.
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Coming from what looks to be another animated duck fan (your avatar) I appreciate that!
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To be honest I never was much a fan of this guy, but dang, you did such a brilliant job here. Epic win, Sir.
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