The teeth are so detailed!

Thank you! That's my favorite part!

A nice toothy grin is the secret to a great look

werewolf fashion 101!

Thanks!

So cute :D

You can't call a snarly werewolf cute!

Oh, but I can!

Grrrr. Arg.

Marf.

I say we double team him. AGAIN.

He'll just deny it. AGAIN.

That turned out great! :3

Thank! :3

Muy bien lograda la expresión, me fascino ( esos dientes se ven peligrosos pero me agradan)

Muchas gracias. No muerde duro!

The first picture almost makes it look like it's silver.

I know! The flash did funny things....

Well, at least you know what it would look like if you applied silver leaf to it.

That's true!

I my shift knob wasn't permanently glued on with Gorilla Glue, I'd ask to buy one...but alas. Maybe my next truck....

*if.
Why does my keyboard hate me?

A gorilla gooed your knob?!

Haha. No, It flew off one too many times while shifting when my mom was driving the truck back before I got it. She went and got some Gorilla Glue and stuck it back on...permanently.

I guess...that....works.....

The detailing looks superb under a photographic flash. Yet, unless it was chrome, pewter, or bone white that would expose this detailing, I can see that this piece might not read well to the observer under normal lighting. Especially with the choice of jet black plastic that will hide the dirt and, thus, any contrasting. Metallic paint would look attractive. I can only suggest painting it with enamel paints like a piece of ceramic that will stand up to more abuse with safer chemistry for the hand to constantly handle as opposed to spray paint. https://www.sculptnouveau.com/Details.cfm?ProdID=42&category=6

The bubbling, overall, isn't too noticeable. The one on the end of the right nostril could probably be safely buffed out with care without people noticing. However, the piece might benefit from filling the abscess on the werewolf's upper right lip near his back teeth. That one is much larger and I noticed it before I read your mentioning of the bubbling issues. The bubbles on the lower chin actually give a worn metallic pithy look to the piece and IMO make it look more authentic.

Don't get me wrong on my critique: the artistry is very well done.

I appreciate the input. It looks much better in person, It just didn't photograph well and I was too lazy to get out the tripod to take a pic without the flash.

awsome!

Thanks!

That's a beast of a shift knob; let people know if you decide to produce more. Also, clear-ish material is an idea for those that prefer a light-up knob.

I'll go back through the list and let everyone who showed interest know. Thanks!

:3

Totally freaking awesome. Love all the details and the look ^_^

Glad you like it! It looks good in my jeep!

looks awsome! :D whats this for then?

It's in my 78 Jeep CJ5.

Are you planning on selling these? Because I really want one!

I might. When I decide, I'll note everyone who showed interest here. I've got to come up with a price. I'll also need to know the size of your shaft!

AWE YEAH I would love one of these. If I ever have a stick :X AWE but it's so cooool!!!

Hehe. Still debating whether or not to make them for sale.....but thanks! I'm gonna let everyone know who showed interest I do decide to sell them.

how much?

Was thinking around the ballpark of $30 without a threaded insert. I was going to put these into production, but it would be too much of a pain in the tail with all the different thread sizes out there. It would just have a void to epoxy one in.

If you decide to sell these, I would like one. I love the black or maybe a deep dark red! These are a very creative design and way better than anything I've seen! Awesome job!