Monday, June 7, 2010
Sunday, June 6, 2010
Test Fit...
This is a quick test fit to see if the pieces I planned on using would actually work.
Parts List:
Head - Beach Head 25th Anniv.
Torso - Duke Resolute
Arms - Duke Comic 2 Pack
Hands - Duke Resolute
U. Legs - Beach Head 25th Anniv.
L. Legs - Barbecue 25th Anniv.
Everything fit well, save for the thighs. They were pretty tight, so I dremeled them down to fit. Next up, need to remove mold seams wherever they stick out, than prime for paint...
3 years later...
I started fabricating a Beach Head figure based on the following file card:
Essentially, I 'm motivated to make a figure that looks true to it's filecard artwork. When Hasbro decided to rework the whole Joe line back in like '01 or '02, they were just awful looking, except I rather enjoyed the artwork that accompanied them. The Beach Head figure that came with this card looked nothing like what you see here. He was scrawny, pigeon-toed and hands down, one of the worst renditions of this famous Joe.
So after years of procrastinating, even after I erected this blog, I've just now decided to dive into my imagination and make the Beach Head that you see here. This guy looks like a tank; head to toe and my goal is to be as true to the artist's likeness as possible. So, thank you for stopping by and I hope you follow along as I start my first custom.
Essentially, I 'm motivated to make a figure that looks true to it's filecard artwork. When Hasbro decided to rework the whole Joe line back in like '01 or '02, they were just awful looking, except I rather enjoyed the artwork that accompanied them. The Beach Head figure that came with this card looked nothing like what you see here. He was scrawny, pigeon-toed and hands down, one of the worst renditions of this famous Joe.
So after years of procrastinating, even after I erected this blog, I've just now decided to dive into my imagination and make the Beach Head that you see here. This guy looks like a tank; head to toe and my goal is to be as true to the artist's likeness as possible. So, thank you for stopping by and I hope you follow along as I start my first custom.
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