I need to find someone interested in making a set (10) of character sculptures for a Vampire Hunter D board game that I am currently putting together. Licensing is currently being processed by the owners of the trademark series. If interested please send me an e-mail thru the forums. I am thinking we are going to need full body figures that are 4 inches tall but we could do 54 MM for the game prototype and maybe for manufacturing. we can discuss terms after contact is made.
Here is a character list of the figures that we will need all solid body figures
Villains:
Mashira
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Benge
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Caroline
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Heroes:
D
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Doris Lang
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Grove Marcus
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Kyle Marcus
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Nolt Marcus
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Borgoff Marcus
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Leila Marcus
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Adding Desired poses
Mashira posed as seen in the picture provided trying to make the back flow with the front (artist discretion)
Benge can be posed standing without the blade in hand for simplicity (front and back shown)
Caroline posed as shown in the color photo or sketched work (front and back shown)
D posed standing as shown with sword on back (front and back shown)
Doris as shown can leave the back (artist discretion)
Grove as shown
Kyle standing with 4 sided blades in hand either at his side or at his chest as seen on second photo(front and back shown)if this is too complex can be posed with one blade in each hand
Nolt with hammer in hand at his feet as seen in the backside drawing(front and back shown)
Borgoff as posed in first picture for easy of design seems an open bow makes for a larger complication. (front and back shown)
Leila standing with gun in hand at her sides(front and back shown)
For easy of design Artist discretion can be applied to all figures I’m am not looking for complex designs, but detailed will bring best results.
Again Simple but Detailed design is key.
Thanks
Steven Doepel
omegadave@pacbell.net
Here is a character list of the figures that we will need all solid body figures
Villains:
Mashira
View attachment 14766
Benge
View attachment 14767
Caroline
View attachment 14768View attachment 14769
Heroes:
D
View attachment 14770View attachment 14771View attachment 14772View attachment 14788
Doris Lang
View attachment 14799View attachment 14800View attachment 14801
Grove Marcus
View attachment 14774
Kyle Marcus
View attachment 14775View attachment 14776View attachment 14777
Nolt Marcus
View attachment 14778View attachment 14779
Borgoff Marcus
View attachment 14783View attachment 14784View attachment 14785
Leila Marcus
View attachment 14780View attachment 14781View attachment 14782
View attachment 14786View attachment 14787
Adding Desired poses
Mashira posed as seen in the picture provided trying to make the back flow with the front (artist discretion)
Benge can be posed standing without the blade in hand for simplicity (front and back shown)
Caroline posed as shown in the color photo or sketched work (front and back shown)
D posed standing as shown with sword on back (front and back shown)
Doris as shown can leave the back (artist discretion)
Grove as shown
Kyle standing with 4 sided blades in hand either at his side or at his chest as seen on second photo(front and back shown)if this is too complex can be posed with one blade in each hand
Nolt with hammer in hand at his feet as seen in the backside drawing(front and back shown)
Borgoff as posed in first picture for easy of design seems an open bow makes for a larger complication. (front and back shown)
Leila standing with gun in hand at her sides(front and back shown)
For easy of design Artist discretion can be applied to all figures I’m am not looking for complex designs, but detailed will bring best results.
Again Simple but Detailed design is key.
Thanks
Steven Doepel
omegadave@pacbell.net
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