It’s one of the choices in the Small Rock Climbing ad but I just haven’t replaced the main picture in order to show that yet.
InArt: The Lord of the Rings - Aragorn 1:6
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RandomHero
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Ah, I thought that was going to be a separate listing with the usual organic and rectangle options. I guess that’s why I haven’t noticed it.
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Just added InArt Aragorn to my LOTR set up. Looking forward to upgrading the rest of the Fellowship.
Chopper Face
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Depends where you live and what shipping method you selected.
Give the airmail approx 2 weeks,
Ems 1 week, boat 3 months.
ObiGlennKenobi
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Well,Aragorn arrived in Sydney LAST night!!!
So potentially,it may be at home when i get there after work or will arrive Monday!!
Woot woot!!
So potentially,it may be at home when i get there after work or will arrive Monday!!
Woot woot!!
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Dude looks so completely baked here.
newapelles
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Part of the problem is you don't have his head pushed down all the way! He's got a crane neck here. If you do that and tame the hair a bit he'll look great.
Good point, he does look a bit long necked. I’m having trouble pushing it all the way down. Should it click in place? There seems to be a groove at the top to hold the neck peg. I’ll definitely play with the hair but overall I’m really happy the hair length is fine even with the curls.
Haha yes the lighting and iPhone camera are doing him no favors! That’s why I took the extra pics in other lighting. I just realized he looks like Andrew Lincoln from the Walking Dead.
newapelles
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Yeah, it should click when you push it down!
Chopper Face
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Always thought those too share very similar features; especially the brow, nose, forehead, and overall shape of their heads with Viggo having a more exaggerated bone structure.
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I was thinking of getting Tetsu to rehair my sculpt. Asked and the price is like $280 that's definitely a lot to have the hair redone. But it looks way better then how we have it atm.
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I'm happy enough with mine at this point. For folks who have smaller waves than mine, Aragon has looked like that too. Some nice hair jobs here.
I'd give him a wash and try hair relaxer over an expensive re-root job if I wanted silky mostly straight hair. Far as I can tell he only looked that way in a few scenes. But I bought him a cloak, a horse, a camp fire, and misc.
Probably over 150$ of extra stuff, so what do I know.But IMO it's a bit much to pay that much for a fig and then pay for a custom job.
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And then Glenn Howerton from It's Always Sunny looks like Andrew Lincoln, but doesn't look like Viggo...
Chopper Face
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I think an hour or two just spent with some water and gel to redo the hair yourself would be preferable to the whole custom rehairing fiasco.
Best case scenario- you achieve your desired outcome and learn a new skill along the way, saving you countless dollars in the future.
Worst case scenario- you totally ruin the hair and have to get it redone anyway.
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