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Horizon Green Goblin

#1 Post by malachite »

Finally got around to making the Green Goblin.........the cloud plume I made initially from expanding foam.......then plaster mold..........then resin cast........with chalk painting to add a bit of background.
A few extra shots here...http://s1192.photobucket.com/user/eerie ... n%20Goblin

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I love it !
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Thanks guys, also thanks Spock for adding to the Gallery.
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Such a classic Spidey villain!
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Very nice work... I love this kit and you did an awesome job on it! :thumb: :thumb:
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Great job!
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Nicely done I like the plume
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How did you address the opening below the wings. That has what stopped me for going further with this kit.
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starmanmm wrote:How did you address the opening below the wings. That has what stopped me for going further with this kit.
Hi, thanks for your question. I haven't been around here much recently. I'm not sure exactly what you mean but when I constructed the jet I coated the bottom with superglue and soda crystals to stiffen the wings anticipating it being floppy. Hope that helps.

Also thanks guys for the other comments.
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The bottom of the wings on my kit are basically cut out. Not filled in.
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starmanmm wrote:The bottom of the wings on my kit are basically cut out. Not filled in.
It's been a while since I made it and can't quite remember how it looked prior to assembly but there must have been a reason for me reinforcing it.
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malachite wrote:
starmanmm wrote:The bottom of the wings on my kit are basically cut out. Not filled in.
It's been a while since I made it and can't quite remember how it looked prior to assembly but there must have been a reason for me reinforcing it.

Just noticed someone on youtube using thin styrene to thicken up the wings.
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I'll have to look for that.
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Really nice work and I love the comic style backdrop. Great stuff!
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The Goblin looks great!
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Thanks fellas!
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