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Popular toys that have been cut in half and filled with a realistic skeleton and organs are Maryland, USA, Jason Freeny’s specialty. Although his father was a sculptor, Freeny worked as an industrial designer until he lost his job in the financial crisis. When he ran out of money after six months, Freeny began to sculpt, too.
A $50 sale on eBay, three times what he expected, was the first indicator to Freeny that he might be on to something. Soon, orders were pouring in, and he now sells sculptures for up to $17,000. In fact, there are even commercial plans to mass-produce some of his creations.
Freeny takes a month to six weeks to design one of his sculptures. He begins by taking apart a toy, visualizing its insides, and then designing a skeleton. Then the stay-at-home dad uses dentistry and pumpkin carving tools to sculpt epoxy into realistic organs. Most of Freeny’s clients are from America, China, and Germany.
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What do you think ?
GailKardaş 9 years ago
It is not realistic at all. Mammals have seven vertebra at neck ( for Ice Age charakter)
MusicMom 9 years ago
Yes, it's disturbing to me that he gave Mickey human teeth when the character has no teeth.
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Rico Hogan 7 years ago
That's the second biggest load of 💩 on the internet since the last post I saw about Trump!!!!!
ErikaSantos 9 years ago
Amazing idea! l hope he makes a partnership with some toy industry and make a mass production of those sculptures as toys; they could even make each internal part (organs and skeleton) to be assembled. This would be so educating! (even if the anatomy is just according to personages features.
WorfVonBaron 9 years ago
Excellent! But how does he get around copyright infringements when he uses branded toys to create his sculptures?
HannahRoberts 9 years ago
There's no bay max. Are you talking about the Stay Puft guy from Ghostbusters? Plus even if it was Baymax you should rewatch the movie he has a metal frame.
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EllinorOlsson 9 years ago
Killing? ! This made me more intrigued - this is more like a ovation♡
GailKardaş 9 years ago
It is not realistic at all. Mammals have seven vertebra at neck ( for Ice Age charakter)
MusicMom 9 years ago
Yes, it's disturbing to me that he gave Mickey human teeth when the character has no teeth.
Load More Replies... Rico Hogan 7 years ago
That's the second biggest load of 💩 on the internet since the last post I saw about Trump!!!!!
ErikaSantos 9 years ago
Amazing idea! l hope he makes a partnership with some toy industry and make a mass production of those sculptures as toys; they could even make each internal part (organs and skeleton) to be assembled. This would be so educating! (even if the anatomy is just according to personages features.
WorfVonBaron 9 years ago
Excellent! But how does he get around copyright infringements when he uses branded toys to create his sculptures?
HannahRoberts 9 years ago
There's no bay max. Are you talking about the Stay Puft guy from Ghostbusters? Plus even if it was Baymax you should rewatch the movie he has a metal frame.
Load More Replies... EllinorOlsson 9 years ago
Killing? ! This made me more intrigued - this is more like a ovation♡
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