davidd wrote:"Oh, look, it's 'Titanic' -- I love this movie!"
HAHA it would have been a great caption!
Love the pizza & beer set-up on the table! Impressively realistic setting! The curtains are nice!
Thanks a lot for noticing the curtains, it was hand sewn by my girlfriend, she did a very nice job! Since it was the main part of the background, I didn't want to just print a picture of them... So now I got real curtains that allow some light to go through, expect to see them again soon lmao
BAMComix wrote:very cool Alex! they look so natural sat there!
Thank you my friend! Posing them was a lot of fun while watching the movie again
Valiarde wrote:You did capture that meme perfectly imo!
What a beautiful setup with all the details and the leo position is just so good. I think that you lighted up the scene a bit brighter than the original is a good move.
I had to smile immedeately when I saw that one.
Thanks a lot! You're right about the light, I think it was just me being scared of doing another dark shooting, between Matrix and my last back to the future set, it's all about evening/night ambiances, my brain was screamin "turn on the light it's not the tales from the crypt!" lmao
Stryker2011 wrote:Haven’t seen the movie, but I can appreciate the set that you mad and of course the awesome photos. Nice work, Alex.
Thanks for the kind words Mark, I love this movie, but I agree it's "different" one from the other Tarantino, not sure it would please all audiences (in fact a lot of Tarantino fans were disappointed by this movie)
skywalkersaga wrote:Ahh, fantastic! The diorama is convincing as a 'real' 1:1 room!
Thank you so very much Sky!
ukshaun wrote:As soon as i looked at the first image i knew what i was looking at - Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood
Great work! ..such good posing skills.
I always hoped Hot Toys might have picked this license up, or another company.
I did consider working on a (Margot Robbie) Sharon Tate figure, based on the scene when see exits the cinema. The flat footed white Go-Go boots do not appear to exist.
I keep looking at these Margot Robbie headsculpts floating around on the web, but as you said, the outfit would be veeeery complicated to create... I'd love to have more characters from the movie anyway, including Randy the producer and his wife
GubernatorFan wrote:I agree, very nicely done, Alex.
Thanks a lot Ian!
I just received this yesterday in the facebook comments of a 1/6 group