"Rough-Hewn Primitive Alien Stone Statues Or Idols?" Topic

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Cacique Caribe	18 Apr 2015 12:23 p.m. PST
I could even try making something as simple as these Valdivian stone "owl" plaques (from Ecuador): link link I'm torn. I also like the slightly less abstract face on this Mezcala fertility idol (from Guerrero, Mexico): HOWEVER … The ones TSofian posted above look absolutely amazing, specially the smaller ones. I prefer something no taller than 2 or 3 inches. A one inch tall one would be even better. And I kinda like their "reptilian" look. Those in his pic actually remind me a little of the Kothoga idol from the film Relic: link And it seems like a toy manufacturer made a small version of the Kothoga idol at some time: link Or maybe I should splurge and buy one of these, roughen it up and turn him into Kothoga/Cuthulu: auction auction Thoughts? Dan
typhoon2	20 Apr 2015 3:22 a.m. PST
I found some 'Pukel-men' style gargoyle miniatures in the shop at York minster – about two inches tall and rough stone. Might be worth looking in similar tourist shops around old cathedrals, abbeys, etc.