Ladies and Gentlemen.....I give you the 22 inch high Lou Ferrigno Incredible Hulk Maquette.
This is the second happiest day of my life.
http://i.marvelousnews.com/g/index.p...ze=600&start=0
Merry Marvel Maniac
Ladies and Gentlemen.....I give you the 22 inch high Lou Ferrigno Incredible Hulk Maquette.
This is the second happiest day of my life.
http://i.marvelousnews.com/g/index.p...ze=600&start=0
Pretty awesome. I loved that show as a kid. I remember watching it on a 19" RCA TV in our living room just waiting for some one to **** him off! Seeing that picture of Lou I had forgotten just how big he was.
quietly optimistic
I'm confused about why they'd make a Hulk figure with his likeness, but then 'roid out the body to something cartoony. This is cool. I just wish it looked more like him.
Fresh, not from concentrate.
Merry Marvel Maniac
They upped his proportions mostly on his wrists/hands, and ankles/feet. I have a garage kit of Lou that is anatomically accurate and the hands and feet, while realistically scaled, look way too small in sculpture. Also, they shaded his musculature to bring out the definition more. Bodybuilders are always oiled up during competition to show off their definition, but the flat pancake makeup Lou wore on the show actually covered a lot of his muscle definition.Originally Posted by boss
He's definitely thicker than Lou. It looks like they took a previous Hulk statue and put a Lou head on it. I'll give them an A for effort. It's nice to see it, but I'd rather they stuck to actual photo likeness more.
Chris
Merry Marvel Maniac
It really is mostly the hands and feet that are making him look so much larger.
Look at the difference just being oiled up versus flat makeup makes.
It's nice a little too roided out but I'd rather have an action figure than a statue unless it's like a sideshow accurate one...
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