Thanks guys. Here's my dirty Indy. Eventually I will repaint his plastic molded boots and weather his clothes, but I'm happy just having a head on this body again.
The clean version head posted earlier was given to me last Comic Con, or rather, I was given a Medicom head by the owner early in the day at the Con which was wrapped in a paper napkin, which I put in my pocket. Well, at the end of a long day, I cleaned out my pockets of trash, and apparently tossed his head out with the rest. I didn't realize this until the week after the Con and I couldn't find it anywhere in my pockets, bags, or anything.
Being a professional with whom this guy had entrusted his Indy head, I didn't want to tell him what I had done, so instead I bought the Medicom Young Indy from Sideshow (which had been marked down about 5% at the time, I think), and used its head as a replacement. That's the clean version head above.
The dirty version I'm keeping is actually a recast of the clean head which I made (only one for myself and destroyed the mold) for my then headless Indy body. I'm actually very impressed that I was able to get such a perfect cast of it, especially with the hanging bangs. The miracle of pressure pot casting, I guess.
The eyes look a little weird in this shot because they are meant to be looking up with his head tilted down, but there's no tilt here.
And yes, all the dirt, pimples, and blood are fairly screen accurate.
