60s style Vulture

[dr_cyclops]

The stretch fabric is coming out grey in the digital photos. It's not the exact forest green of the friendly felt or bodysuit, but still a far better match than what is shown here.

[TMANSTOYS]

Awesome figure. You can use the head for a frank perdue custom.

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[piecemaker]

Great job,i like how you made his costume!

[Goblin19]

Very nicely done.

[dr_cyclops]

Well, just like an artist, I thought I was done, only to choose a change after I posted the photos. After viewing the photos I decided to add, light green stretch fabric to the inside of the wings. Over all it really pulls the wings together with the bodysuit. Photos coming soon.

[thunderbolt]

cool figure, the headsculpt is perfect for him.

[ussapache]

Great figure and I really like the costum.

Ron

[Captain Awesome]

Awesome job!

[Blackkryptonite]

Love it! Love the head you used too!

[dr_cyclops]

As promised, here he is with the light green stretch fabric on the inside of the wings. The wings went through alot of reworking. If and when I do this suit again, the stretch fabric of the wings will be connected to the back of the bodysuit instead of the sides.

[C.H.O.A.M.]

nice job!

[Megospidey]

Very good job on this guy - you nailed the early Vulture look perfectly.

[The Shadow Knows]

FANTASTIC! Classic 1960's Vulture. Great work!!!

[Meule]

Man, those wings are fantastic, and so is the head sculpt

[dr_cyclops]

Thanks for all the compliments! Although I'm OK with the costume. I learned alot on this project and will learn more with every custom that I complete. So for you members out there like myself, who think that that sewing could have been way better. I agree. Please keep in mind that I'm trying for concept design over detail I cannot currently produce.
The 'Old Buzzard' head sculpt was my first 1/9 scale success. Once painted, he jumped to life. I can't wait to start Doc Ock and Sandman.