Hello gang. Here's some sculpts I've worked on of some RE creatures. I like to take the source material and tweak it a little to suite my own tastes, without deviating too much from the original concept. Thought you might enjoy, will post more in the future. (The Doberman is obviously pre-Cerberus...liked the dog sculpt too much so I'll probably make casts of the original and turn those into zombie-style dogs).

You made these? These are pretty good, I like the Tyrants.

Holy crow, I really do like the Tyrants. Very intricate designing, good work.

Thanks Spike; yes, I sculpted these figures out of a polymer clay called Super Sculpey, with some being cast in resin from molds made of the original pieces. I'll post more pics soon. Thanks again!

very nicely done ...I'm not into art so i'll leave stuff like this to pros like you

Great work man! This is ur main hobby, right?

Hello regenerator and frodomir. Thanks for the compliments! I really enjoy sculpting frodomir, it's been a great outlet for me to express myself and a very large part of my life, discovered relatively late. My very first piece was an attempt to sculpt the Tyrant 002 after buying Toybiz's Tyrant back in the late nineties...it came out pretty good but there was clearly room for improvement...I wish I had photos left of that piece. Since then I've done sculpts for other garage-style kit companies, from historical to movie likenesses...but RE has always remained my favorite subject matter, and I'm sure pretty much always will. Thanks again!

WOW nice 10/10 hope you can make a Nemesis one will be awesome

Oooo dude and I think if you put it for sell on the selling section someone will buy like me

Hello again, enclosed are a few detail shots of the Proto-Tyrant...this is a painted version of the resin cast piece...I wasn't completely happy with the posing of the non-weapon arm in the original sculpture and decided to rotate it down a little for what I think is a better effect. Believe me when I tell you the veining of the sculpt takes a lot of time, but when it's all done it really is all worth while, (also note the exposed spine from the quarter-rear shot). I hope you like!