Oh wow, I'd love a Logan's Run pair! How awesome!
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shazzdan wrote:Classics: Humphrey Bogart, Clark Gable, James Cagney, Errol Flynn, David Niven
Rogerbee wrote:Of course, the one thing about all this is that what appeals to us doesn't necessarily appeal to the many. Mass appeal wins the day these days. I know Peter could probably knock out everything we ever list, but artists can sometimes get inundated and overwhelmed.
It's nice to dream, but, we often have to acknowledge that we may not see them realised
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Jean Ross wrote:I guess I wasn't very clear in my post, I meant stuck in the sixties, as in, characters from shows and movies from the 60's. I sculpture horses, therefore prefer figures that need a horse. Any clearer??Jean Ross wrote:I'm old, stuck in the sixties, and only interested in figures I can put on a horse, so here's my top 5:
Steve McQueen,
Native American Warrior,
Yul Brynner
Clayton Moore
Roy Rogers
Jean
Stryker2011 wrote: It’s sad how little love is given to classic movie stars who are ten times better than 98% of the people working in Hollywood today (in my opinion).
shazzdan wrote:Vincent Price had classical good looks. .... His profile was striking.
Stryker2011 wrote:Interesting choices, sklywalkersaga.
Ahh, Gene Tierney. Laura is one of best Noir films ever; I’d like to see her paired with Dana Andrews.
Stryker2011 wrote:Have you seen the Asmus Christopher Lee/Sauraman? The put it out right after he passed, and I think they did a really good job. I’d like to see one of him and Peter Cushing from the first Dracula (but without the open mouth or bug-eyed look — those are nice options, but a third head with just his serious expression would have been great); or one of his even earlier films — like Sinbad the Sailor (he was uncredited in that one).
GubernatorFan wrote:Skywalkersaga, they are actually making a David Bowie from The Labyrinth, if memory serves. Poke around the New Product announcements, you might find it.
Stryker2011 wrote:Hmmm. That's not something I'm aware of. I wonder if you're thinking of the 1/4 scale statue by Chronicle Collectibles...? ($1250.00!!!!!)
Stryker2011 wrote:GubernatorFan wrote:Skywalkersaga, they are actually making a David Bowie from The Labyrinth, if memory serves. Poke around the New Product announcements, you might find it.
Hmmm. That's not something I'm aware of. I wonder if you're thinking of the 1/4 scale statue by Chronicle Collectibles...? ($1250.00!!!!!)
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