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Published: 2014-04-01 04:45:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 1564; Favourites: 30; Downloads: 30
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My 7" Hartigan action figure sculpt for DST's Sin City line.Related content
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just wondering have you tried the CX 5 wax? I have never tried it but I wanted to know how it compares to Castilene? I've never tried either one yet &Β i have been usingΒ sculpey firm for mostly miniature pieces.
......I'm just trying to get my feet wet.... so please forgive my questions 
Stu
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Never tried cx5. I use castilene for most everything and mix it wit other things according to what I need. You can warm it under a lamp or microwave it.
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Thanks man! Do you use the hard castilene?
...and i got to tell you I always enjoy coming back to your page & checking out your talented pieces
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Thanks! and yes the hard castilene does the trick for me.
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i wish benicio del toro's sin city character was sculpted by NECA
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I these sell, maybe we'll get around to him.
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really nice work man, as a collector I really don't like that the coat it's pre-sculped, but the pose and the sculpt works amazing, and it looks really nice
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I understand your preference for the non-posed coat. I just hate the look of straight coats and capes because they get in the way of action poses.Β
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you're totally right in that
pd: I'm loving your action figures
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My second favorite character; obviously, Marv takes the top spot.
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that's superb Jean. Can really see BW in there and it has the feel of the film too. Great job man.
atb --tim
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keep on rockin the castilene Jean. 
atb --tim
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