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Jim Lee Batman from Batman 608Bigger pics here and close ups here
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If you have the time or chance to do tyrael i will be reay impressed. I think its a bit of a challenge aswell 
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Dam Fricking Amazing!!!, what a talent, total perfection.
Could I ask what type of medium did you use on this sculpt, and what would you recommend to use on large size sculptures.
Thanks
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Dude I got to tell you your work is 2nd to none.Β I wish I could own some of these works, I'd be ready to buy one or more (hopefully painted).Β
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Any chance u would cast a few up for sale? With your skill you could make a few extra bucks here and there like some do(I buy a lot of others stuff while still sculpting myself as I love the art). Enough to at least offset your own personal clay/wax/resin costs and cover the raw materials used to make the sell stuff, plus still make a buck. I've got a few friends that do it for a living they places like eBay and etsy so if u would like to sell or have any questions please hit me up. I love your take on Jim lees work. Ever checked out Gabriel Dell'otto? Especially his euro covers. Very different takes, but amazing I think
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I don't suppose we'd be able to buy something like this unpainted, would we?
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awesome ! unfortunately the links in the description do not work anymore. do you have some new links to bigger pics and closeups ?
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What kind of clay do you use for these things?
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Very good question. I'd want one too.
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Very cool! Nice to see so many different angles.
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Outstanding!!!!!!!!!!!IΒ΄d like to take one of this....
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Ahhh that's the best drawn Batman to make a statue out of XD
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thats amazing!
can you tell me what kind of materials you used?
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Beautiful work man. I do not envy you for having to do that cape though.
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