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Al Burr
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John Peter Britton
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Keep it in the Jack Kirby and John Buscema style.
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Jesse Garcia
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Here's a picture of one of my next commissions .... QUARTER SCALE!!
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John Peter Britton
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Real nice Jesse.
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Jesse Garcia
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There will (of course) be a mandatory 1/4 scale Hawkgirl to follow.
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John Farnham
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how big is 1/4 scale?
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Jesse Garcia
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He'll probably end up being about 20 inches tall to the top of his helmet, and about 21 inches to the helmet's wing tips.
Edited by Jesse Garcia on 27 May 2009 at 1:25pm
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Vinny Valenti
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Sorry to ask a second time, but I'm really curious to know if my eyes are as good as I think: Is that a JB Cap on the upper left corner of the back of the Cap bobble-head box?
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Ed Fahey
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I'd agree with that Vinny - JB Cap for sure
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John Byrne
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Yes, from the 40th Anniversary issue!
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John Byrne
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What were you using as your reference for Hawkman, Jesse?
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Jesse Garcia
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JB .. there's not really any one particular reference art, because of the size, it's going to be a pretty simple (though we're shooting for iconic) museum pose with folded wings. So I sent Keith a bunch of different reference pictures from various "eras", and it's really going to end up being an amalgamation of everything ... but it will lean towards the classic.
I did want a very specific body type though, so I sent him over a dozen classic pictures of Bob Paris. I wanted built, but not roid rage built.
Edited by Jesse Garcia on 27 May 2009 at 7:33pm
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