Not that we post much but we wanted to share this with you all... work in progress... Not vinyl or resin but bottles and paper gara_2 por dimoxo, en Flickr
Sure, we are planning to paint it. Hands and legs are fixed now but we can access inside (kind of empty brain Garamon, just like us), so it's a good idea if we think about how make articulation points for both arms and legs Step 2 gara_3 por dimoxo, en Flickr
Very cool work Angel. The texture you added in the second photo really makes him come alive. A totally brilliant idea I commend you on. Papier-mâché kaiju for everyone!!
Because of the articulated legs, most of them can 'sit' to some degree, it's just the tail gives them a kind of angle. There are a couple sculpts too of him/Pygmon already in the sitting position. If you are looking for a great sitting display, I highly recommend the Garadama:
GREAT work, Angel! When I get around to posting new things on my sadly-neglected Garamania site, I would love to include a post about this! From the environs, looks like you may be working on this with a child? If so, great job of bringing classic kaiju to the next generation! The texture is looking better and better… please keep posting on your progress. Very interested to see how you incorporate leg articulation, if you decide to go for that, and of course can’t wait to see him painted! James, off the top of my head, some Garamon toys with sit-ability: -As Steve pointed out, M1-GO (both standard and giant-size) -Bear Model -Medicom RAH Garamon (very poseable in general) -Marmit: both the Para-Baby Garamon and the mid-size sculpt they released in red and green versions -Bandai Bullmark repro mini
I really like were there was some "artistic license" taken w/ the proportions on this. Neat character treatment. Can't wait to see it finished!!
Thank you all for the comments and the support! Of course we'll be posting new steps or any evolution. Mike, you are right, very young Kaiju lover involved. Young Garadama New Generation
...really love this + seeing the steps involved is great. The details on it are amazing, specially the skin/flesh. Thanks Zaetna.
Hello again, nice to finally post the advance. We know we still have everything to learn, but we finally could paint our "kaiju for the next generations" collaborative project and just wanted to share the result with everyone here. We didn't change much of the sculpt before painting, and couldn't add any articulation, but sure we got many ideas for next one.
LOVE. LOVE LOVE. I was wondering when we would see your next update... this is SO great. GREAT job on the face... so much essential Gara-ness captured in this project. Paint-up came out really nice. I really can't wait to see what you and your young assistant come up with next!
Is there an equivalent to the piñata in Japan? If so I think you have a million seller on your hands! I hear that watermelons are crazy expensive over there - 'praps your excellent design can become an affordable alternative to summer-time suikawari. Fun stuff, thanks for sharing.
