What a kool subject. I love these prop builds, the Star Trek set was a fan fav. Box light base would be kidna neat. You could even make a tunnel around his face so you could see it through the bottom...Great work Lou!!!!
Absolutely superb build Lou love the way you coloured the water, like i said on Phil's good job it's not a competition it would be a draw top build Lou
Shades of Mr. Compressor! I, too, had one of those “Making of” books, but I didn’t read it, I just looked at the pictures. This allowed a friend of mine, a famous liar, to convince me that one of them showed an actual shark attack. Then I read into it, and discovered that it was part of the footage. Do they even make books like that anymore? Do kids even read anymore? This came out very well, and you nailed the east coast murk. Bruce has been done proud.
I have or had both of those Jaws books back in '75, the image you recreated was always one of my favourites, along with the one of the euro's face being scrubbed clean by someone in a rubber dinghy, absolutely love how this came out, can't wait to see Phil and Wayne's builds!
There must be an award that is given for peeps who use resin for the first time. Also should be an award for completed 1/350 Enterprise builds lol. That is totally superman crystal material 😂
I think I'm gonna get me one'a those weight-o-grams. Probably just what I've been missing! Well, old comrade-- I could feel your heart in your mouth from out here-- that first pour was almost E-Z. Even when needing to smash things to pieces in order to get it right for #2, pretty reassuring. And the first, um next one; swell. But the knee-knocker, the nail-biter was immersing your labor-intensive, relatively expensive model in an unmovable object... yeesh. So this is when model-making is more like lion taming. Just how does one practice lion taming? Same sort of approach as clear resin pouring! Great original model, by the way-- and a very nice concept well done! Would'a loved to have seen the mold removal.
Lou, I'm not sure if you'd want to do this, but you could brush on some gloss clear on the sides to hide some of the more "scratched up" areas of the resin to give the carved water shaping a more wet, watery look. Loved the build!
Looking good. Wiring is a bit too colorful for my taste, though. And the water surface could use an additional layer of waves/turbulence like in the reference photo.
well yes great stuff and just one oooppsss no big one but if lou kooked fod him selfe he have a stuff in house that cud ues a mold releas yes PAM kooking spray in a pinch i hard you ues that fore this but get plan one no garlic flavored LOL just had post this and that JOKE its great job yes tack two but its fist time to you goff thing up the fist time some times see new vid as post em
Such an excellent job, Lou, it looks exactly like the picture! I love seeing Bruce’s teeth through the bottom.
I admire the bravery of submerging the jaws themselves to stay true to your vision. And the water looks spot on. Great job Lou - I enjoyed the build.
@@martinwalton2850 I emailed Laura Stann to ask forgiveness for burying his lovely face
Looks fantastic! The "water" has just the right "murkiness" and love the bottom view. It's the movie poster.
What a kool subject. I love these prop builds, the Star Trek set was a fan fav. Box light base would be kidna neat. You could even make a tunnel around his face so you could see it through the bottom...Great work Lou!!!!
The accidental bubbles are a nice touch. I imagine that there were a lot generated when Bruce made unplanned headstands like that. Great job Lou.
Absolutely superb build Lou love the way you coloured the water, like i said on Phil's good job it's not a competition it would be a draw top build Lou
As Always Lou....Impressive Work Fella
That resin pour would have had me pooping twinkies too. Great job under ground breaking circumstances.
Lou, your pose of Bruce would make a great “Best of Intentions” trophy for a contest.
that or a "it worked in rehearsal" award
@@aztekdummy or "It looked good on paper"
All great!
Awesome creation, nicely done!
Very nice job thought the water colour looked fantastic
Looks great Lou.
Shades of Mr. Compressor!
I, too, had one of those “Making of” books, but I didn’t read it, I just looked at the pictures. This allowed a friend of mine, a famous liar, to convince me that one of them showed an actual shark attack. Then I read into it, and discovered that it was part of the footage. Do they even make books like that anymore? Do kids even read anymore?
This came out very well, and you nailed the east coast murk. Bruce has been done proud.
I have or had both of those Jaws books back in '75, the image you recreated was always one of my favourites, along with the one of the euro's face being scrubbed clean by someone in a rubber dinghy, absolutely love how this came out, can't wait to see Phil and Wayne's builds!
If you shined a light from underneath I bet that would help to show off even more of the model within the resin. Excellent job Lou.
I was thinking the same thing. I think that would look cool. Nice work!
Very, very, COOL! 🖖🏼
Very cool build 👍👍👍
There must be an award that is given for peeps who use resin for the first time. Also should be an award for completed 1/350 Enterprise builds lol. That is totally superman crystal material 😂
I think I'm gonna get me one'a those weight-o-grams. Probably just what I've been missing! Well, old comrade-- I could feel your heart in your mouth from out here-- that first pour was almost E-Z. Even when needing to smash things to pieces in order to get it right for #2, pretty reassuring. And the first, um next one; swell. But the knee-knocker, the nail-biter was immersing your labor-intensive, relatively expensive model in an unmovable object... yeesh. So this is when model-making is more like lion taming. Just how does one practice lion taming? Same sort of approach as clear resin pouring! Great original model, by the way-- and a very nice concept well done!
Would'a loved to have seen the mold removal.
Lou, I'm not sure if you'd want to do this, but you could brush on some gloss clear on the sides to hide some of the more "scratched up" areas of the resin to give the carved water shaping a more wet, watery look. Loved the build!
@@matthewharroun8618 I sprayed gloss clear on it, but that only did so much.
In Yoga I believe that pose is known as "Downward Bruce." 😄
Heads or tails? Winner!👏
For a nerd like me, this deep pour resin was “edge of my seat” viewing. Lol
As for making waves woodland scenic water effects makes great waves and if you use an airbrush you can tease them in any direction
Looking good. Wiring is a bit too colorful for my taste, though. And the water surface could use an additional layer of waves/turbulence like in the reference photo.
gotta disagree. the water is fairly flat. no big swells or waves. the hoses could be duller, but they were fairly colorful in the color refs i had.
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Do you put the resin in a vacuum chamber to degas the resin?
@@fw1421 no. You should, but I wasn't going to buy one just for this one pour. They really should have a rental service for things like this.
well yes great stuff and just one oooppsss no big one but if lou kooked fod him selfe he have a stuff in house that cud ues a mold releas yes PAM kooking spray in a pinch i hard you ues that fore this but get plan one no garlic flavored LOL just had post this and that JOKE its great job yes tack two but its fist time to you goff thing up the fist time some times see new vid as post em
So gay lol
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