Here's Superman from my favorite all-time story, comic or not. It's difficult to express how much that book meant to me and still does, so I wanted to do this one right. I made him several years ago, but it wasn't quite right. I wasn't sure how the Doc swivel body would translate as I was attempting to mimmick Ross' work. Turns out the body is perfect. This of course features a badass cardback from The Toyroom. He can be found on my table in June if there is any interest. Thanks for looking.
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Outta tha ballpark Dude!! Awesome work on that costume
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Great paints and work on the suit!
My favorite story as well. Beautiful!
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Your work is always terrific, but even for you, this one really pops.
One of my all time faves, too, Scott. And you captured it in an action figure. Perfectly. Well done, sir, well done!!!
Oh then, what's this? Big flashy lighty thing, that's what brought me here! Big flashy lighty things have got me written all over them. Not actually. But give me time. And a crayon.
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You nailed it, Scott. Perfect from head to toe
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Really cool, perfect choice for the body. And of course, great headpaints.
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terrific job!
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Great job, Scott! You nailed it.
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