Thank you for visiting the Scott Fensterer Sculpture Studio! For nearly 20 years, our work has been seen in private collections, magazines, museums, hobby stores, motion pictures and television shows, as well as trade shows and entertainment venues all over the world! Our ability to capture dynamic likenesses is our specialty, whether it is in small scale models or larger than life statues.

Within the pages of this website, you will see some examples of our work in many different scales and mediums. It doesn't matter if it's six inches or six feet, you will receive the biggest bang for your buck with service that will be tough to beat! 

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Our goal is to provide the highest quality work possible while providing fast turnaround times at the most competative prices around!  Communication with our clients is second to none, and you will feel connected throughout the entire creative process!

We put the same enthusiasm into private commissions that we put into our industrial work for toy and hobby companies, so rest assured that your project will be handled with the care and professionalism you would expect from one of the best around!Click here to add text.

The work s of art pictured on this site represent work that has been commissioned by toy and hobby companies, model kit producers, public and private entities, and private individuals and are owed by said clients. No photos may be reproduced without the written permission of Scott Fensterer Sculpture Studio. The One-of-a-kind pieces shown herein are the sole property of the client and are used with permission. All works of art contained herein are used as part of this on-line portfolio and are used persuant to The Copyright Act of 1976 and the “fair use doctrine” (17 U.S.C. § 107).

The works of art and the images of these work of art are not indended to be, and in no way are, an infringement by Scott Fensterer or the Scott Fensterer Sculpture Studio of any copyright or the laws thereof.

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News and Updates

May 9th, 2011

Exciting things happening this month, friends! First off, the 1:1 scale Ian McKellen silicone bust project is ready for molding and should be ready by the end of the month if all goes well. (see pics below) This has been a project long in the making and time was finally on my side to make it happen!

Also, later this month Experimental Puppet Theater will be showing "The Little Old Man and the Wind-Up Boy". I had the priveledge of designing, sculpting, and painting the head and hands of the Wind-Up Boy for this film  and I am blessed to have been a part of it! Director Beau Brown and crew have done a great job bringing this to fruition and it will be debuting May 20th at The Center for Puppetry Arts in Atlanta, Georgia. After that, look for the extended cut of the short film and it's film festival screenings across the country.

As always, thank you all so much for your support and for stopping by the studio! More great news is on the way, so visit again soon or feel free to check out our fan page on Facebook at Scott Fensterer Sculpture Studio!

October 5th, 2011

Well, it has been a busy few months since the last update!  As you can see, the silicone Ian McKellen as Gandalf the Gray has been finished, and none too soon! Although it was a fun project, the trials and tribulations of working with such long hair has its challenges! Check out the Gallery page for some shots!

I've also had some opportunities to help out friend Toby Sells (of The Walking Dead make-up fame) and it is always a joy! Even got to dive in to some makeup application and removal for a book shoot! More on that soon!

Labor day weekend at Dragon*Con, I had the pleasure of meeting an idol of mine who happens to be my mentor in the Dick Smith Professional Make-up Course, Andrew Clement of Creative Character Engineering! It was such an honor to get his critique of my work in the course so far...In some ways, getting back into special effects makeup is like riding a bike for me. Just so much more to play with in the industry now! Keep watching for more photos coming soon!

Ive also launched a blog over at http:/CauseAndFX.Wordpress.com. Much more stuff over there from inspirations, to projects, to peeves and beyond! Worth a look-see!

Thanks for visiting the studio, and remember to look for Scott Fensterer Sculpture Studio on Facebook and like us to keep up with all our progress!