Thank you so much! I'll get back to it!

Thanks, Pop. I'm proud that it is, too!

Awesome duo right here!

@dmaa88 thank you so much!

Thank you, sir! I appreciate the feedback! What a difference a mustache can make lol. That head would be a great candidate for some sculpted facial hair. I might just have to make a video for that!

You sure are! Thank you so much, brother!

Thank you so much! Now, that's what I'm talking about!

Thank you, sir!

Thank you so much!

Thank you so much!

Thank you very much!

Thank you sir! I appreciate that very much! Ever since I tlsaw that camo on a 21st Century figure I have loved that pattern!

Thank you so much! Hoping to get some more in the works!

Thank you very much! I'm looking forward to doing more!

Thank you! Very cool! The original idea was actually going to be a Vietnam War version of Frank Castle!

@@jmkcustomworks that is awesome I would of loved to seen that

Thank You, Mom!

Thank you so much! It's such a great kit! Nice yeah, they probably won't do that, so that makes sense! Again, thank you very much!

Well thanks for watching this video as well as ItIsChad's! Thank you for the very kind words about my Falcon re-paint! Great idea! I will certainly look into what can be done about the Hasbro head!

Thank you, so much!

Thank you so much!

Thank You!

Thank you so much! On this particular job, the only precaution I took was using a clear coat. Since I know that my dad will pose it exactly how I gave it him, I did not remove any material from the joints, like I would typically do on a commission piece.

Thank you so much! I appreciate you taking my call. Everything has cleared up! lol

Thank you! It was a labor of love, no doubt. I just thought, ya know, they may have some advice lol

Thank you so much! I always tell people that patience is the more important of the two lol. Thanks for the sub!

Haha, there ya go! Gotta push my comfort zone every once in a a while lol

Thank you so much! I typically do prep work, especially on the 4" figures! Usually, since those tend to have lots of different colored parts, I sand joints to minimize paint scrape. Since this figure was for my dad, I knew it was going on the shelf, and the base color was green I didn't worry too much about it. Generally I don't use a sealing coat, but I think I am going to start doing it again and likely with the airbrush.

Thank you so much! Great question! This is one of the more difficult and time-consuming "builds." That being said, this amount of labor would likely be in the 200-250 range.

If I was going for full-Nam looks, I probably would have too! On the details, I pulled more from the original card art.

@@jmkcustomworks I served in the early 90s and our LBEs were still green. A fantastic looking piece regardless.

Thank you, sir!