Next up is one of the charging rhino's with the same actress. She appears to be holding a sketch of what the final animal should look like. 
Finally images of the African Lion with two different actresses.
Next up is one of the charging rhino's with the same actress. She appears to be holding a sketch of what the final animal should look like.
Finally images of the African Lion with two different actresses.
I can't imagine sculpting something as large as that elephant. Looking at those shop fans in the first photo makes me think that the building probably got really hot in the summer (and pretty cold in the winter too).
ReplyDeleteShould those last two photos reference the African Elephant, not lion?
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures.
Do you think the models found the photo shoot to be as odd as it looks today?
ReplyDeleteI'm lovin' this series of pictures you're posting! Like many a geek before me, I've spent my days in Disneyland not just enjoying the "rides" but wondering who built those figures, where were they built, how long did it take, etc. You've got a real set of treasures - thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteAnonymous-you are absolutely correct- African Elephants. The True to Life picture the African Lion got stuck in my head!
ReplyDeleteLooks like that may be sculptor Chris Muller on the elephant in the background of the first shot...
ReplyDeleteNo. No Chris Mueller in that first shot.
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