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"Just a little bit Moore"

I was approached last summer by RC International in Hong Kong to produce 1/8 scale figures from my images. Not being a stranger to the market as years ago I had a kit produced by Reznheads in Chicago. First priority was to figure out which image we should tackle first. In a list of favorites, we chose “Just a little bit Moore” from the “Blonde & Gagged” series featuring -Playmate- Barbara Moore. I was asked to be as “Hand’s On” as possible in the initial design of the figure, and it was really enjoyable to watch the figure evolve over multiple design changes, and months of re-working the figure until the pose and the look of the figure was perfect. As opposed to my first kit which was anatomically perfect, the body lines and proportions

of this figure were skewed ever so slightly to give it a “Sleeker” look. And in my estimation... much sexier. When the prototypes arrived, I was blown away. Not only was the cold-cast Resin, fully painted figure exactly how I had imagined it, but the attention to detail was amazing. And the Solid Pewter version? What could I say, this was an impressive piece. Not only would it be the centerpiece of anyone’s collection, but weighing in at a hefty 3 pounds, it could easily be named the “Blunt Object” in any police report.
Please allow 2-3 weeks delivery. For orders outside of the USA, please e-mail me for specific shipping instructions and international shipping prices. Fully Painted Cold Cast Resin $150.00 + $5.00 s/h
-Solid Pewter- $150.00 + $5.00 s/h
Coming Soon
"An American Classic"

“THIS THING IS A MONSTER”!!!!! ..Let’s just say your local cable company could throw this thing behind the wheel of their truck to keep it from rolling down the hill. My second figure from RCI was “An American Classic” featuring -Playmate- Shae Marks... arguably my most popular image. This was an undertaking to say the least. RCI searched all over the world to find the best 1959 Cadillac model they could design my figure from. Next step were the 360 degree computer scans and CAD drawings. Once the caddy was computer carved from cold cast porcelain... the figure was created, and the design of the base was put in place.

The attention to detail of this piece is incredible. Not only is the paint and chrome work out of this world, but you can actually read the year and month of registration on the license plate. I can’t read that on my own car! The challenge we are currently working on is cutting down on the weight of the piece, which the prototype weighs in at about 25 pounds, or about the size and weight of the average human head.

I won’t try to explain to you how I know that bit of information. Once the piece is finalized, we will post the info on this site in the “NEWS” section.
Coming Soon II

"The Apprentice"

 We’ve -just started - the initial modeling of this piece featuring model Kelly Kole, and will provide more pics and info as they come available.