Symbiote Statue!
http://www.symbiotestudios.com/blog/?p=176
BEHOLD AND WEEP (with joy)!
Was that a hint at possible upcoming Sam & Max action figures from Symbiote? Share and discuss among friends!
BEHOLD AND WEEP (with joy)!
PS: For all of you Telltale forum visitors, how about a little less plushy talk and a little more statue and action figure discussion.
Was that a hint at possible upcoming Sam & Max action figures from Symbiote? Share and discuss among friends!
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Very nicely
I'll take one of those
Also I love that they have kept us up to date with images of the various stages
Thanks Symbiote!
As for the action figures, I think I remember Symbiote saying they were working on an unannounced Sam and Max project beside the Statue, somewhere, so maybe.
You're gonna have to hold your own wine, pal.
Needs more than a book end. :rolleyes:
Of course, entropy tends to take over no matter how cool the space is.
He's missing the hat, so it's automatically another rat.
jup, those the the genuine sam&max rats as seen in the comics quite often.
anyway, are there infos on the final price yet?
Well my point is that since I'm just going to put it on a shelf and look at it, articulation has become a non-factor for me.
action figures have the slight advantage of being posable, more or less, but usually the joints look quite ugly, so i would prefer a nicely done statuette.
Same with many Japanese "Action Figures". Sure they usually come with tons of swappable body parts and lots and lots of accessories, but most of the time have very vew articulation points and/or lose balance in just about every pose except the one it was in in box.
You can usually make them do air guitar, though.
Making a real 3d statue from a cartoonish character is always hard.
In this case I think the material is too smooth. It should not, they are a dog and a rabbit.
The mouse in the gun works in the paper but in the statue not so much.
The head of Max seems strange, the problem is probably the mouth that is too little marked.
It is not definitive anyway... Lets see...
Right now, there isn't suppose to be that much texture in any of the furry critters because that is how they are drawn in the comics and cartoon series. Very rarely do you see either with their fur roughed up. I don't expect the paint job to do that either.
Also, I think it's looking great so far.
His snout, then... it seems too elongated to me. Although, it could just be due to the angle that the picture was taken. And again, this is just a minor nitpick, overall the sculpture is amazing.
I was fooled by that as well, though it does give it the bulbous appearance it has in the comic. Also I like the little crease on the edges of his smile, and that he's got a bit more weight to him than the Telltale Sam. Fortunately, Sam has looked very different over the years. I think TTG's Sam looks more like his early comic form, combined with Hit the Road-gone-3D. This sculpt is definitely inspired by Purcell's more modern renderings of the guy.