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Re: Mannikin Studios
Posted: 10 Feb 2011, o 10:48
by sea.man
wow, that is something new
no boobs, no pirates, no guns...
Re: Mannikin Studios
Posted: 11 Feb 2011, o 08:46
by flagoon
czlowiek.morze wrote:wow, that is something new
no boobs, no pirates, no guns...
This post should be reported as a malicious work against commonly accepted standards!
Re: Mannikin Studios
Posted: 25 Oct 2011, o 11:18
by Corvus
Re: Mannikin Studios
Posted: 29 Oct 2011, o 20:45
by Skrit
Re: Mannikin Studios
Posted: 30 Oct 2011, o 01:29
by Maru
Whoh ... Awesome
Re: Mannikin Studios
Posted: 30 Oct 2011, o 06:43
by arctica
Yea my thought too, these are simple but the detail is amazing and the fact that they look like their concept art is great. A nice breath of fresh air.
Re: Mannikin Studios
Posted: 4 Nov 2011, o 11:45
by Corvus
The concept art is actually real art.
Owl tree is now for sale:
Grimm’s Owl is based on artwork from Arthur Rackham’s illustrated edition of The Fairy Tales of the Brothers Grimm, and is the second of twelve models planned for our series of fae trees. The model is comprised of four parts (main tree and three branches), measures 55mm to the top of the tree, and comes with one round 30mm base.
Grimm’s Owl was sculpted by Jody SIEGEL of Imbrian Arts, and cast in resin of the highest quality. The model is comprised of small, delicate parts, and as such is intended for advanced modelers.
Grimm’s Owl is just $12.50 USD + $4.95 shipping worldwide.
There is a limited number of casts currently available for this release, but we may produce more based on demand.
Re: Mannikin Studios
Posted: 20 Jan 2012, o 20:44
by Skrit
Re: Mannikin Studios
Posted: 21 Jan 2012, o 00:54
by Maru
well if it comes to how well concept is transormed to sculpture im impresed .. well thini cat looks cool to
Re: Mannikin Studios
Posted: 21 Jan 2012, o 15:40
by Nameless
I love these. is there a pic of them together?
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