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Lara Croft Custom action figure -- work in progress
vidmouse:
Yet another figure to add to my already-bursting collection...
Let me know how I'm doing so far!
danny_galaga:
very interesting concept. just checked out your GI joe stuff too. my only suggestion (which holds true of most small models) is to avoid gloss paint. at most use satin/semi-gloss. so what are you using for the custom parts like laras hair?
vidmouse:
I actually don't mind the gloss look, depending. Kinda gives it more
of a "toy" look if that's what I'm going for. Plus I haven't had much success
with matte finishes, they all seem to be kinda sticky even after they supposedly cure.
Lara's hair is entirely apoxie sculpt. I just rolled thin strands and placed each down one at a time. After I ripped off Domino's black hair, that is.
My website has more super-hero customs -- Captain Marvel, Ms Marvel, Green Lantern, the Composite Superman, and so on.
And oh yeah, my arcade stuff is on there too :)
Havok:
Hmmm - reminds of a movie...
danny_galaga:
--- Quote from: vidmouse on May 10, 2008, 12:58:55 pm ---I actually don't mind the gloss look, depending. Kinda gives it more
of a "toy" look if that's what I'm going for. Plus I haven't had much success
with matte finishes, they all seem to be kinda sticky even after they supposedly cure.
--- End quote ---
true about retaining the 'toy' look. when it comes to painting models, im the reverse. i can handle mattes the best, and gloss looks the worst! so i tend to like WWII aircraft for instance when it comes to models. i like hand-brushing over fiddling around with airbrushes so if it needs some gloss somewhere, i prefer to paint it matte and then use gloss pressure packs on it (",)
anyway, great work so far!
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