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Whoa! These are great work, how much time does it take to make one of these?

It depends on the complexity of the figure and how ambitious/diligent I am about working on it. I'd say the average is around 3-5 days for a humanoid figure. I haven't been getting much done as of late because I've been playing a bunch of video games I bought. If you click on the links, underneath each photo montage, you can visit each figure's individual web page where I list the time it took, as well as the materials used to make it, dimensions, and other information.

I really like these, nice work! Would be nice to see some figures from Zelda Ocarina of time :P.

One of these days maybe--the only thing, offhand, I can recall wanting to sculpt from that particular game was a female from Ganon's race (the chick with the big nose and arabic clothing). I almost made a Moblin, from the original Zelda, one time--had the reference sketches done and everything--but I never began the sculpt. The only Zelda figure I've made to date is an Octorok.

EDIT: Here's some wicked awesome Zelda monster sculpts that a guy I know, that goes by the name "Scrybe" did:

Joker (Playstation/PC: Final Fantasy VII):



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He did great recreations of the Polsvoice and Leever.

Yep, best Zelda monster sculpts I've ever seen. I like that he incoporated a lot of detail, while still remaining true to the original simplicity of the sprites.

speak of the devil..

http://www.figures.com/databases/action.cgi?setup_file=fignews2.setup&category=actionfigures&topic=218&show_article=61&nl=1

Mud Man (NES: Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse):



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Cacatac (SNES: Super Metroid):



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Experimental Squid Lice Mandiabla (Gameboy: Operation C):



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