Statue Prototypez DC comics license!

[dan350zr]

Museum Poses are 1:6 scale
Action Poses are 1:5 scale

According to Prototypez

 

[floreairfoot]

Museum Poses are 1:6 scale
Action Poses are 1:5 scale

According to Prototypez

I'd have thought it would be the opposite.

 

[savageHULK]

Dang. No 1/4 scale . Sad day

 

[csi]

Where do you order these kits?

 

[BB&WSF]

Where do you order these kits?

https://www.prototypezstudio.com/

Though, DC stuff is not up for sale yet.

 

[csi]

https://www.prototypezstudio.com/

Though, DC stuff is not up for sale yet.

Thanks.

 

[meanstreak]

Nightwing looks great and he's one of my favorite characters. Too bad I can't paint worth **** and would have to pay at least an additional $200 for someone to paint him up for me, and he's most likely going to retail for at least $220.

Hopefully Sideshows premium format is as good as this sculpt, I'll have to wait for that one.

 

[amos brearly]

Nightwing looks great and he's one of my favorite characters. Too bad I can't paint worth **** and would have to pay at least an additional $200 for someone to paint him up for me, and he's most likely going to retail for at least $220.

Hopefully Sideshows premium format is as good as this sculpt, I'll have to wait for that one.

me too. this sculpt is the bomb. i really hope the sideshow PF is in the same league.

 

[floreairfoot]

Production peek! He's almost here!!

There was also an interview at dccollectors.com, where Prototypez Studio owner and sculptor Erick Sosa mentioned some of the characters coming up next...

https://www.dccollectors.com/2014/06/sosa-big-plans-dc-kits-statues/

"Well we have 12 characters in the process of approvals with Nightwing being the first."

"He is closely followed by Green Lantern, Batman, Harley Quinn, Aquaman, Bane, Black Adam, Captain Marvel, Superman, etc..."

 

[BB&WSF]

"He is closely followed by Green Lantern, Batman, Harley Quinn, Aquaman, Bane, Black Adam, Captain Marvel, Superman, etc..."

Looking forward!

 

[floreairfoot]

I think they'll have a booth at SDCC, so we should see A LOT of DC!

 

[BurningRage]

Wished these came painted.

 

[Animal Mother.]

Looking forward!

BANE!!!!!


I've wanted a Bane statue for the longest time, even thought about getting the old Horizon model at one point. Safe to assume it'll be classic, pre-52 Bane?

 

[meanstreak]

Wished these came painted.

Yeah me too. There's little to no hope for me to be able to construct and paint one and have it look good.

 

[floreairfoot]

I've been researching how to paint/airbrush for 3 days now.. I'm exhausted...

Nightwing will be a good start for me; he's pretty simple, color wise.

 

[Thorne]

I've been researching how to paint/airbrush for 3 days now.. I'm exhausted...

Nightwing will be a good start for me; he's pretty simple, color wise.

If you're dead serious about actually mastering the art of airbrushing (frustrating at first but amazing once you get the 'feel' for it), I'd suggest 'biting the bullet' up front and getting a 'dead serious' setup like this:

https://www.amazon.com/Iwata-Medea-IW-200-Deluxe-Airbrush/dp/B000R04R2A

First off, I don't work for Iwata so this 'review' is completely my own opinion. I had a Badger for years and painted kits so sporadically that I was just buying cans of compressed air. When my airbrush finally gave up on me, I managed to score this set from my local art supply store for a too-sweet-to-pass-up closeout price and, holy $%#@, was I blown away when I started in with it.
Both the airbrush and compressor are fairly badass.

 

[floreairfoot]

I'm already planning on getting an Iwata Eclipse HP-CS; that confirms it was a good decision!

I've spent most of today going over paints.. right now, it's between Mr. Color and Vallejo, and I'm leaning towards Vallejo since it's water-based.

 

[Thorne]

I'm already planning on getting an Iwata Eclipse HP-CS; that confirms it was a good decision!

Good to hear. I love this friggin' thing. (And you can never beat a good gravity feed brush...)

 

[Roc74]

If you're dead serious about actually mastering the art of airbrushing (frustrating at first but amazing once you get the 'feel' for it), I'd suggest 'biting the bullet' up front and getting a 'dead serious' setup like this:

https://www.amazon.com/Iwata-Medea-IW-200-Deluxe-Airbrush/dp/B000R04R2A

First off, I don't work for Iwata so this 'review' is completely my own opinion. I had a Badger for years and painted kits so sporadically that I was just buying cans of compressed air. When my airbrush finally gave up on me, I managed to score this set from my local art supply store for a too-sweet-to-pass-up closeout price and, holy $%#@, was I blown away when I started in with it.
Both the airbrush and compressor are fairly badass.

I think what probably made the most difference was that you went from compressed cans to a compressor. With the cans, the pressure is not constant. A big hurdle I have is getting the paint consistency correct. Too thick it will clog your airbrush, to thin and it splatters everywhere. Also working with Acrylics is a pain because acrylics dry so fast that it sometimes dried on you while your spraying causing it to clog as well. thinning the paints is important, and I have not mastered that yet.

 

[fenix]

Black Adam advances past GL & Batman, and is headed to being printed.