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The Castlevania Dungeon Forums => Fan Stuff => Topic started by: JooohnShaft on September 30, 2011, 02:04:10 AM
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Do you guys know of any circle of the moon figurines? I love the characters in that game and i'd like to gat some figurines of them if there are any, so tell me if you do and give me a link or some info. :) ;) ;D
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Circle of the Moon unfortunately never had any official figures or merchandise besides the game. (Well, just the standard soundtrack release I believe.) The fact that all those years ago Iga retroactively took the game out of the timeline makes it even more forgotten so they'll never make anything. A shame, because I did enjoy the GBA game as a classic title that had combined older Castlevania challenges with the newish (for it's time) metroidvania stuff.
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Do you guys know of any circle of the moon figurines? I love the characters in that game and i'd like to gat some figurines of them if there are any, so tell me if you do and give me a link or some info. :) ;) ;D
Maybe ask one of the Dungeonites to help you. There's still here I believe someone who makes custom figurines. If you're not sure then ask Jorge and he can pinpoint you in the right direction.
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Oh yeah, Patraw makes custom figurines, but they're usually of enemies, not of heroes.
I believe he did do a few CotM ones but they're definitely not official stuff. They're very detailed, though. He does good work.
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I've sculpted dozens of Castlevania figures, but, to date, I've only made two from CotM, Brain Float and Legion:
http://kramwartap.fortunecity.com/brainfloat.html (http://kramwartap.fortunecity.com/brainfloat.html)
http://kramwartap.fortunecity.com/legion.html (http://kramwartap.fortunecity.com/legion.html)
None of my figures are for sale, nor do I take commissions for copyrighted characters for legal reasons.
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I've sculpted dozens of Castlevania figures, but, to date, I've only made two from CotM, Brain Float and Legion:
http://kramwartap.fortunecity.com/brainfloat.html (http://kramwartap.fortunecity.com/brainfloat.html)
http://kramwartap.fortunecity.com/legion.html (http://kramwartap.fortunecity.com/legion.html)
None of my figures are for sale, nor do I take commissions for copyrighted characters for legal reasons.
In New York terms, this translates out to "offer me an exuberant amount privately and we can talk." Lol
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Yup, NY represent! *brofist*
I know a few people named Benjamin that can convince anyone..
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I've sculpted dozens of Castlevania figures, but, to date, I've only made two from CotM, Brain Float and Legion:
http://kramwartap.fortunecity.com/brainfloat.html (http://kramwartap.fortunecity.com/brainfloat.html)
http://kramwartap.fortunecity.com/legion.html (http://kramwartap.fortunecity.com/legion.html)
None of my figures are for sale, nor do I take commissions for copyrighted characters for legal reasons.
Howz about Drac's final form from SOTN? These are VERY good!
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MEGA thanks guys!
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@Jorge: thats great! i love the enemies!
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Esco/Crisis: 'fraid not, when I say no, it's not a 'nudge, nudge, wink', type of no, just no.
darkmanx_429: I've considered making Dracula's final SotN form in the past, but haven't done so to date largely because it's an amalgam of multiple characters and would be a lot of work to sculpt/model (it'd probably take me at least a week, and probably longer, more time than I generally care to commit to a single project.)
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How about the spewing head thingy that Drac turns into for his second form in Dracula's Curse?
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yeah that was cool.
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I think, all things considered, I'd probably rather have a fairly "normal" humanoid Dracula figure in my collection, just because it's more recognizable and versatile for display purposes. That said, as far as his alternate forms are concerned, HoD's Dracula final skull/organ amalgamation is my favorite--it looks wicked cool and I love that it's a visual reference to the ultimate goal of collecting his body parts way back in Simon's Quest.