Some the earlier goblin designs. Enjoy!
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This critter is from our Alien Vegetation line - the Fly Snapper
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This critter is from our Alien Vegetation line - the Fly Snapper
Brett and Tamera
Up to no good
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2 comments:
Most fabulous EXCELLENT! What do you sculpt the originals out of?
Thank you :) These were all made between 3 - 6 years ago. Latex and fast foam were used to do heads. Each hand was individually sculpted out of high density foam. Didn't include feet until later models, and that was just one foot. Also, ears were not common.
Now the process involves molds, resin, air brushes - much more high tech. Even the sewing is more involved as we now use a machine versus everything stitched by hand.
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