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Puppet Master! - ullilein - 09-21-2009
Anyone know of any makers of puppet master replicas other then full moon? I realy would like to find somthing in the $100 price range, I cant really swing over $200 right now for one. I know there was someone on ebay not long ago selling heads and feet to make your own.
Puppet Master! - steviebee - 09-21-2009
i know of one called pats prop replicas, right now he only makes blade and mephisto i believe but it is well over $100 more close to $500 and it is way better than full moons replicas.
Puppet Master! - WarLocK - 09-21-2009
If you want a quality replica, it's going to cost a good bit more than $100. The full moon ones looked promising, but they are cheaply constructed... it's a shame.I used to own a custom Pinhead replica and his hands were made from the movie-molds while his head was accurately sculpted. I paid around $200 for it, but it sold for around $350 3 years ago.It's just so hard to find accurate PM replicas that are well made. Most of the time you have to hire a seamstress to sew the clothes and get the right materials and that can be costly in itself. Throw in the fact that it's not simple to find a movie-mold casting of the head/hands for the characters and you can look at paying anywhere from $500-$1000 for a good replica.Your best bet is to just go after the Full Moon props considering you don't want to pay much.
Puppet Master! - ullilein - 09-21-2009
<!--quoteo(post=330942:date=Sep 21 2009, 10:48 AM:name=WarLocK)<div class=\'quotetop\'>QUOTE (WarLocK @ Sep 21 2009, 10:48 AM) <a href=\"index.php?act=findpost&pid=330942\"><{POST_SNAPBACK}></a></div><div class=\'quotemain\'><!--quotecIf you want a quality replica, it's going to cost a good bit more than $100. The full moon ones looked promising, but they are cheaply constructed... it's a shame.I used to own a custom Pinhead replica and his hands were made from the movie-molds while his head was accurately sculpted. I paid around $200 for it, but it sold for around $350 3 years ago.It's just so hard to find accurate PM replicas that are well made. Most of the time you have to hire a seamstress to sew the clothes and get the right materials and that can be costly in itself. Throw in the fact that it's not simple to find a movie-mold casting of the head/hands for the characters and you can look at paying anywhere from $500-$1000 for a good replica.Your best bet is to just go after the Full Moon props considering you don't want to pay much.<!--QuoteEnd</div><!--QuoteEEndYea the full moons look about as close to my budget as I would like to get. New they are 200 and ebay they are 350 and up so no shot at getting an opened one cheaper then the site its self.