Creacher Preature "Deep Blue Sea" Mako Shark Review!!! 

@@Jaytee. I actually didn't know that!

The lines always look far worse on camera than they do in person. Andy's got a pretty good camera, and my phone takes insanely high pixel pictures as well, so the lines always look worse than they actually are because its very, very zoomed in. there is ways to mute the lines, but the detail of the sculpt gets muted too. I used to spend days, im not kidding, sanding, heat gunning, and using spray putty primers to cover the lines but I just don't have that time anymore. But it is a valid nitpick and I too am personally bothered by obvious print lines as well.

Death angel? Im not certain I'm familiar with that one? Please tell me more.

@@creacherpreature9988 it’s the quiet places monster “death angel” is just their cannon name

Yep just waiting for it to arrive!

Hey there Grim. I'm curious as to how it's not. Not attacking, just want to know where your criticism is coming from. I Modeled it after the CGI shark model, primarily the 'queen mako', the largest shark in the film and mostly from the scenes of her inside the facility. Even having a still frame side view of the cgi shark and measuring the distance between the fins and dorsal fine to try and get it as accurate as possible. With that said, I did not go out of my way to try to make it look like the animatronic, but the CGI artists did actually take into account that sharks do look different out of the water and in the water(because of the dramatic effects of gravity on the shark when not submerged), so the cgi model actually does look puffier and wider in the face than the animatronic. Just an interesting fact about the film. Personally I prefer the animatronic look, but the person commissioning this piece originally wanted it based more on how she looked as a CGI model. With that said, I'm curious to hear your take on this and see why you don't think its film accurate. Thanks again-- Creacher.

@@creacherpreature9988 it's just that the length feels a bit off, maybe that's how I remember. Kudos to you making it after the cgi model.