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I just finished this resin model of Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein and I thought you might enjoy seeing it. I'm not sure who produced this kit, a friend of mine purchased it and asked me to build it for him. It was very crude, and I didn't want to spend a ton of time trying to smooth over all the sculpt marks, instead I just cleaned up the mold seems as best I could and went to paint. Although the castings were crude, I thought the sculptor did a very good job capturing the likenesses. It was finished with various brands of acrylics. |
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