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 I think Pike is a ginchy concept but the Salt Vampire is the true apple of my eye.Places to find PlaidStallions online: https://linktr.ee/Plaidstallions
 
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 They didn't capture Jeffery Hunter's likeness nearly as well as they did with Khan in my opinion.Check out my website: Megozine Covers - HomeComment
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 I'm not 100% sure but I think James Brady sculpted a Captain Pike and it was rejected by CBS, so James had to resculpt it ... The one above is the resulpted one.
 
 As an artist, i'm sure it was very tough having your art rejected and told to do it again.
 
 The first thing you think is this is perfection --- how can I improve on it ?
 
 Blame CBS for this one, not JamesComment
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 ^^^^Agreed! James has hit every Trek sculpt hes ever done out of the park. CBS seems to be asking more for "not quite" likeness', rather than dead on these days (see Docs story about Chapel in scotts SDCC interviews). Besides, it fits the "thats how Mego would have done it" mold perfectly right now. Very close, but not exact sculpt...almost as though it were based on the animated show.
 
 Pikes tunic is pure joy to behold as well. It even has the little metallic flecks in the fabric. Great stuff.
 
 ..and last but not least the Salt Vampire. Who's life is complete without one of these beasties sitting on your bookshelf? Nobodies, thats who!! Cant wait to see who does the first cutom dead red shirt with the spots and ghastly palor to go with ol' Salty!"Crayons taste like purple!"Comment
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 Oh I can see a Lt. Tom Cantrell from the movie Sergeant Rutledge custom in the works one of my Fave Hunter movies......Comment
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 You should ask Doc first if will get extra tunics and sell you some seperately.
 
 As for that Salt Vampire. I have to pass. I'd be afraid it might get up after I go to bed and try to kill me in my sleep. Too realistic for me.Comment
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 Speaking as an artist, I understand that way of thinking, but I quickly realized that it serves no purpose. You develope a thick skin and learn to accept corrections, criticism, and rejection as just part of the artists game ... At least if you are looking for any longevity. Any idea how many unnecessarily mean criticisms I've swam thru? A lot.I'm not 100% sure but I think James Brady sculpted a Captain Pike and it was rejected by CBS, so James had to resculpt it ... The one above is the resulpted one.
 
 As an artist, i'm sure it was very tough having your art rejected and told to do it again.
 
 The first thing you think is this is perfection --- how can I improve on it ?
 
 Blame CBS for this one, not JamesExpectation is the death of discovery.Comment
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 After seeing Chekov and Khan in production, James was worried that he was
 sculpting too close to 100% so with Pike he initially went bigger.
 
 When doing the revisions, he got back to the right size. The outfit in the
 picture has the original head and the shirt is by Dave McCormick. CBS did
 not like the collar or the color, so we made a new shirt that was on
 display at Comicon.Comment


 
	
 
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 
							
						 
	 
	 
							
						 
	 
	 
	
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