Make one for you if you'd like.

Thank you, I appreciate it.

Thank you!

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Yes, it is a wash but this brand of shoe polish is not oil based.

@@mrtoon2000 oooh ok cool. Do you mind sharing the brand? And your mixing with? Just water.

@@lokiwartooth1138 I use a generic brand I got at the grocery store. Griffin Shoe Polish Liquid Black - 2.5 Oz and I use it straight, no water added.

@@mrtoon2000 ty sir

How am I sure what is not flat?

@@mrtoon2000 the earth lmao

Not if you get the "air" bottle. I used it straight from the bottle - amzn.to/4b7KPgm

I agree with the green on green being a bit boring. I may have to give it a dark wash. Check the description for a link to the head.

Thank you!

Thank you Diego!

Glad you like it!

Let me know if you do and how it turns out.

Thank you very much!

@@mrtoon2000 Yessir.

Thank you!

Please share if you do.

Thank you Ruben!

@@mrtoon2000 Thank you! for showing us how to do this =)

My pleasure! @@RubenGarcia3D

It's a technique called "washing." In the case of Firefly I used liquid shoe polish. The wash is applied (brushed on) to the entire figure (if that's the look you want) and then wiped off, leaving color only in the creases and furrows. You can make your own wash with a 4:1 mix. 4 drops of thinner or water to 1 drop of paint. Let me know how it turns out, would like to see it.

Thank you! What look did you want to see with Bloodsport?

@@mrtoon2000 I just think the colors are way off from the movie it’s just way way way to bright

Thank you!

Thank you Jake!

This is definitely where a little goes a long way.

Please do! Let me know how it turns out. One thing I forgot to mention is the use of Mr Super Clear Flat Spray after the paint has dried.

I used a heat gun to remove the extra cape piece. All paints were applied with an airbrush. Airbrush can be costly but I bought a less expensive set from a Harbor Freight Tools (not sure if they have one in your area). Makes painting much faster.

@@mrtoon2000 i appreciate you bro 💪thank you and keep up the great work!

Working on them and should be up soon.

Thank you!

Thank you! Very Kind of you. I do sell them in my Etsy shop. I have a few in the works, a Deku, a Power Ranger and a Wolverine. All McFarlane based.

You can take the joints apart with either hot water of a heat gun. After this you will want to sand them down just a bit. Too much and you will have loose joints, but even a little sanding you will risk getting loose joints. I don’t usually do this because once I’m done with a custom figure, I will pose it and leave it. Should I re-pose it and the paint rubs off, I will give it a touch up and that’s that. If it’s a figure that I’m selling on Etsy then I will just box it back up and leave it.

Thank you!

Thank you for the kind words! I hope to see more of the Blue and grey bat suit. Now that we've got a taste of it in the Flash movie.

Thank you James, I appreciate it.

Yes. If you buy from McFarlane Toys or Amazon then chances are the torso will be upside down. Best way to describe it is that the lines on the torso should look like they are frowning.

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Each figure is different as I don't do them all in one session. For this one I'd give it a total time of 3.5 hours from disassemble, wash, paint to finished product.

Really helpful tool, for sure.

Thank you. Yeah, I cut the music down in the other videos

Thank you! I would love to see how your turned out!

No, it’s hard plastic like the rest of the head sculpt.

@@mrtoon2000 Oh I see!.🤔 Ok2x.. Thanks again for the review and the tutorial bro!😁🙏 God bless your channel!.

Thank you Angelo! I appreciate the kind words.

Yeah, he didn’t sand it before hand. After, he didn’t put any Paint protector in the end.

Yes, it will rub off if you plan to play with the figure or change the pose from time to time. You can use a flat sander and sand the joint down a bit but you risk giving it a loose joint. I discussed it with the client before I took the commission and he was aware that it could happen. Only thing I did to help prevent it was give the joints two coats of varnish (not seen in video) while bent and straight. But even that won't assure that the paint won't rub off.

Thank you! I tried all the local art stores for a fine powder for dirt and it turns out my wife had it the whole time! Make up is a great tool.

Thank you! Very much appreciated!

Thank you for the kind words and for watching. Of all my re-paints so far this is the one that I will not part with. I thought it turned out great.