Esco Jack Benny

Jack Benny started in very good structural shape and just needed some overall spiffing up.

 I kept Jack's original skin tones but gave him a new hairdo, full set of clothes and base repainting.

Esco James Cagney

Cagney started out looking like he'd been in a fight with a moderate amount of surface damage to his face. Lukily he had very few structural issues--only his left ear was missing a chunk.

The tricky part here as with all Escos with damage to the skin is getting the right flesh color.  I opted to not try to match his skin tone and instead repainted his entire face.

Jimmy received a new suit, shirt, tie, shoes and hairdo in addition to the complete facial and ear makeover.

Esco Edward G. Robinson

Edward G. arrived with a badly damaged hat brim and some other paint issues.  The good news was that his face was wholly intact and needed very little touch up or new paint.

I repaired the hat and then provided Eddie with a new wardrobe and base.  Even his cigar and gold pinkie ring can now be seen.

Esco Sherlock Holmes is beheaded!

Sherlock arrived decapitated most likely as a result of not being packed properly.  The brim of his hat was also badly damaged and he had an injury to his forehead.

I reattached Sherlock's head and fixed his iconic hat.  I then decided to do an extensive resurfacing of his rather bad complexion.  Some Escos like John Wayne look very good with a rugged, uneven complexion, but Sherlock did not.