| fakebusker83 |
02-03-2011 10:26 AM |
Re: Shattered Glass Rodimus in movie style!
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Originally Posted by Alexander Quinn
(Post 311531)
That is friggin' beautiful man. Absolutely amazing!!!
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Originally Posted by racerguy76
(Post 311532)
Awesome work dude, that paint job is tits!
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Originally Posted by Prowl_2009
(Post 311536)
Incredable! Really works for a movie-verse Shattered Glass Rody. :cool:
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Originally Posted by Tekkamanraiden
(Post 311576)
Those are some unbelievable flames!
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Originally Posted by Grimlock4Prime
(Post 311607)
They tickle me in all the right ways.
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Originally Posted by Akroyer
(Post 311610)
Just incredible paint job !!
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Thanks guys for all your kind and enthusiastic comments! This makes all the effort and fur-pulling worth it for me :lol
I should be completing another project soon...And hopefully this next one is a level up in awesomeness...
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Originally Posted by plowking
(Post 311569)
holey moley!!....that is just flat out amazing!!....love it....Love It....LOVE IT!!
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I jut noticed you replied to *both* threads on both boards. That's awesome and thanks! :thumb
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Originally Posted by jjwankenobi
(Post 311557)
That's the first time I've lusted over the Movieverse Sideswipe mold.
Bravo!
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I think Sidearm Sideswipe is the best mold of all the corvette figures, with convincing weapons and proportions.
But I assume you're not a movieverse fan? :)
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Originally Posted by chans formers
(Post 311623)
beautiful flame job!!!!!
the head sculpt is so evil looking too!!!
the last pic almost looks like a "aliens" vs tf's crossover with him flashin' his choppers:D
(about the mirrors,krylon's pretty bad for those softer kinds of plastic.it'll never dry because it'll always be reacting with it chemically.i find that acrylics work better on that kind of material.same thing with the classics seeker's nosecones:))
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Hoo yah they do resemble the xenomorph fangs don't they? Just don't look too deep into his mouth :lol
For the mirrors, I have to wipe away the uncured paint with thinner, and the resultant surface was screwed up. Bumpy and stuff. Luckily the gloss coat was able to cover most of it.
I rarely use acrylic paints now though. I don't trust their hardness in comparison to other paints. I could be wrong of course. |
