Probably gonna be my newest hobby. I love WWII and some of these figures look so awesome after being weathered

Awesome video! Thanks for sharing your vast knowledge and experience with everyone! I am anxious to try out these techniques. Please keep the videos coming!

A good, really good video on how to re-paint the head. Especially at the end that easy and fast way how to get out more details of the figure's head...

Great job..I really like how thorough you are in your explainations

Very nice! Wasn't planning on painting anything .You sure have a passion for painting thanks for sharing .Definitely learned something new. Take care

Awesome instructional video ... nice sense of humor too!

Thanks for posting this tutorial. I'm gonna try these techniques on some old heads I have.

Great job and techniques. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

An excellent tutorial thank you so much for sharing respect from G-MAN I look forward to your next video

Thank you for this! I originally came here to find head swap videos but ended up so intrigued by these repaint videos I watched those all morning instead! I love seeing your artistic approaches and I was nodding along as far as how similar yet different they are to mine, most notably dropping that dark in the cracks and crevices and wiping it off. I believe it's called 'rub & buff' but I am not sure, that's just what I call it when doing inside ears, etc., I also do it on hands with closed fingers to make them stand out more, and toes, too. I mean if the factory molded those toes with indentations and toenails and all, which virtually disappear when left untouched, why not bring them out? Some even have the cracks on the joints where fingers bend, and those show up better too with a dab of dark. Eyes are scary to me, as far as how delicate, I admire your theory on that. I do my highlight (with white) using the head of a large pin or sewing needle (and usually quick erase it right away when I see how off it is!). Too I have found using a gloss medium on the eyes makes photographing them a little difficult, depending. Sometimes the light source, whether it is natural or artificial, like a camera flash, will make them into zombies, so, I stick with the painted glare or highlight method, tricky as it may be. I have also found a VERY light wash of blue mixed with black applied over the jaw and chin makes a nice five o'clock shadow. But a VERY thin wash, as you said, thinner than milk, thicker than water. I don't mind getting down and dirty and using my fingertips to quick tamp with to lift it OFF but leave enough ON for a convincing look. I have never tired denatured alcohol before for anything or really even heard of it, I don't think, so thank you again for all the cool tips and taking the time to make this and your others as well!

Tbh, you said the original head sculpt looked cartoonish. I think the finished head sculpt looks even more cartoonish. Good video. Lots of explanations and informative.

Like the Bob Ross of head sculpts lol Awesome job

Great demo, thanks!

Very informative video. You've given me the confidence to try this. Thanks so much for your time.

great job,tanks for this

Great tutorial thank you

Great tutorial man

This is a GREAT TUTORIAL because I ordered another world peacekeeper but luckily I had time to PRACTICE on another 1:6 action figure

Good job brother! You are really good!

Great series of videos. Thanks. What figure is that in the end? I really like the sculpt and want to know what to look for?

Awesome!

Very informative video. Super !

Great tutorial video. #subscribed 😎👍

Hi I'm trying to find a Toshiro Mifune head to create a samurai conversion. Do you have any idea who may good source for the head? You do amazing work!

Nice job friend!

Can you tell me the best paint to use to touch up the scuffs on the neck caused from headsculpts ? Thank you

merci!!!

To get the paint of a headsculpt to start all over again, can this same methode be used on a head sculpt that is made from clay or other materials then rubber?

Do you think I could paint the hands the same way? I haven't been able to find any glove hands I like. I have the hands that are fully poseable.

Id like to repaint the batman V superman Wonder woman barbie (as it's the only 1/6 figure in the series) My question is, will acetone melt the type the vinyl that is used for the dolls? I realize that the hait should be kept away from it - though i may want to remove hat eventually. Any helps or tips would be appreciated

Hi love the videos, but have found out here in the uk you have to own a form to use the denatured alcohol. What could i use instead? thanks.

Good......!!!👍👍👍👍👍

Please upload more video!

With making the wash what is the ratio of paint to thinner. like 1 part paint 2 part thinner. Thank You great tutorial.

How many times can you Repaint a head??

how do i make the wrists look realistic? cover the joints so they don't look like a doll

what kind of clay do you use?

i hope you still dont use that craft paint

no esta chido

An excellent tutorial thank you so much for sharing respect from G-MAN I look forward to your next video