1:3 JND Superman(1978)Re-0rder

1:3 JND Superman (1978)
Original 1:3 Hyperreal Movie Statue
With the thought that this could be the last Christopher Reeve Superman statue to be produced, we wanted this piece to be the most
meaningful and most glorious. We wanted this iterations quality to reach a level never reached before.
The way we decide on the material and production method is by seeing which expression seems the most realistic. And for this piece, wedecided to express the outfit by 3D modeling and painting instead of using fabric. We tried using fabric, and there were points about the fabricthat gotin the way for me in terms of realism. And as you know from JND The Batman, we pride ourselves in our abiity to create texturethrough 30 modeling. Reeves Superman sut was even more dfficultto express than The Batman's. The solid suit had to look seamless along
with the cape, which is fabric. And the wrinkles or stretched parts of the suit had to be very detailed.
1978 Supermanis sucha meaningfulfim and character, not only to us and the collectors, butto the whole industry of the superhero genre. If
you consider how important the nostalgic factor is to collecting. you may consider Christopher Reeve and his portrayal of Superman to be thegreatest Superman -at leastto the generation that grew up from the 70s to the 90s. For the longesttime, Christopher Reeve was the onlySuperman to us! All we wanted to see again was that tall goofy Clark Kent in the fedora and the thick glasses, and that cool. handsome hero inthe lighter bue and brighter red tights that could catcha faling helicopter with one hand while holding Loise in the other arm The contrast
between the two characters made him so much more memorable, and the transformation in the rotating doors so much more dramatic.

Specifications:
Measurements: 31(L) x 31(W) x 72(H) cm including the base (12.2" x 12.2" x 28.3")
One (1) main body
 One (1) silicone head, including glass eyes, and rooted hair
One (1) uniquely designed base