I don't know if I'm right about this, but I heard it from a guy who is a huge fan of Spawn. 8:25 the white part on the outfit is the letter M which stands for Malebolgia. The M is like a cattle brand, symbolizing that Al Simmons is Malebolgia's property.
Like most comic based movies it just fell short with the storytelling. It's crazy difficult to include all the details a true fan wants to see while still having enough action to draw in a casual viewer. A panel by panel recreation of a storyline would leave too much of the audience lost and uninterested.
The saddest thing about Spawn is the Production Hell, no pun intended, and blue balls us fans have. Seeing him in MK11 and a few teasers have me geeked for more of him.
Awesome work! If you manage to get the glowing eyes version getting a vape device to give that effect where the power actually vapourizes from his eyes would be so cool!
WOW. You did it perfectly. I can't think of one thing you could have done differently or better. It looks fantastic and Michael Jai White would love it. He would be crazy not to. It's so badass my jaw hit the floor watching it lol. Good job and congratulations 👏🏻 My favorite episode of your channel now thank you. Don't get me started on Violator and how badass you could make a bust of Clown or movie Malebolgia. You could do anyone I believe!
First off, that is an amazing bust...holy hell! Second, Don't quote me on this, but I think the chest emblem is called "The Mark of Cain" (as in Cain and Abel). They don't touch on it in the movie, but Cagliostro (the old guy) was supposed to be Cain, aka the first Hellspawn. I hope that helps. 😁
hey Chris Question. I know allot of people have some trouble with silicone NOT curing properly over a 3D resin Model. Some kind of chemical reaction between the resin fumes and Silicone. have you run into this problem before and whatb did you do to curb the issue? thanks and great project as always
Because as he said, he's selling them. If he'd painted the 3D print, it would have been one and done. I wondered the same thing until he said so, though.
Resin gives a far more polished result as opposed to the raw 3d print. Plus he wants to make multiple copies to sell so making a mold and casting it was the logical option