Wow, you got some cool stuff! So yeah Loki sounds good. So should I get that online one or buy that figure at walmart? Its not the cost its just the online one isn't painted. So if that Flynn/Clu head cast goes good would you like to sell casts? I could use that for my Clu so it look better then a helmet.order abortion pill morning after pill price where to buy abortion pill

trekking95 Wrote:Wow, you got some cool stuff! So yeah Loki sounds good. So should I get that online one or buy that figure at walmart? Its not the cost its just the online one isn't painted. So if that Flynn/Clu head cast goes good would you like to sell casts? I could use that for my Clu so it look better then a helmet.

Well, I'd probably go with Wal-Mart if I could find it there (if its on clearance, which could be anywhere below $6). That way, you get some additional parts, such as accessories, arms, legs and torsos, that can you can use as either parts for other possible figure customs or can be used for trade for other bits and pieces you may need for custom work. But, if you're unable to find the figure at a Wal-Mart in your area, I think the cast would be a good way to go. Basically, it comes down to if you want to go with getting more bang for your buck, how much work you want to put into (which, either way, you're going to be painting the figure's head to give it a white hair and the skintone to match what is shown in the film) and if the item's available.

Yeah, I'm glad to find the figures. I don't know if I'll be able to do multiple casts, as I'm still trying to figure out how to perform casting, in addition to how to make a cast of the head. I'd totally would offer casts if I could (at this moment, I don't have the ability to do anything, but when I do, I may be able to do more than one pull). The figure's head looks exactly the same as the current figures I've compared them to, such as the Vintage Collection, The Legacy Collection and The Saga Collection Star Wars lines seem to have the same head sculpt I can tell (as long as its after 2004 from what I can tell from various pictures I've seen) that have some of the same head sculpts (the strangest thing I haven't found the exact same figure as the one I have yet, but I've noticed the same head being on the Legacy Collection's ROTJ Han Solo from the desert pit scene, the one where Jabba was about to drop him, Chewie and Luke into that desert pit creature's mouth to be "digested for thousands of years" or something like that). In fact, "The Vintage Collection" (and from what I can tell, the "30th Anniversary" line) is still available at Wal-Mart and stuff if you really need it ASAP. But like I said, I'm still trying to figure out the how-to to make casts, but the figures with the same head are available.

Here is a copy of what Boba said:

plaster for what, casting the head?

actually i'll give a fine suggestion for everyone if casting heads i use for mego blanks if you can't afford pricier silicone.

caulk.... i'm serious.

pick up a tube of clear caulk from walmart for a 1.50 - 2.00 and a small bottle of acetone.
use the acetone outside or in my case my shop has a bunch of filter masks.

thin down a bit of it with the acetone to make an easily brushable detail coat and let it dry.
then basically build it up to about a 1/4" thickness.
it's flexible enough you can pop out the original headcast/sculpt.

virtually any resin can be mixed up and poured into it.
use a toothpick to remove any air bubbles that make be lurking in the detail points.

resin you can pick up at most craft stores if online ordering is not for you.
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i use/abuse the crap out of this for supply runs.
brushes, paints, etc.

So yeah if I ever found a figure in my massive Star Wars figure collection that's head would work I wouldn't have to wreak it! And yeah you could make a cast of the original, sculpt it, make a cast of the sculpt and so on forever!abortion pills online abortion pill online purchase cytotec abortion

Oh nice! Will it be Tron related at all?

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I would go for the film colors. Then also what about paint for the hair, eyes and eyeliner? And for that I will likely have to order a really fine brush like this. The seller said that it can be used to paint the eyes on miniature gaming figures so yeah its good.

That looks kinda simple! But what color do you think for the eyeliner? In the movie it looks almost metallic blue.

And for the eyebrows and eyelashes, I don't think he has any from how it looks in pictures.

And in the tutorial it shows how to paint a white dot to look like a reflection on the eye. No figures I have ever seen had that. What do you think?order abortion pill abortion pill buy online where to buy abortion pill

So I will be going to Hobby Lobby on Wednesday. Here is the paint they have:
here and here.
So just mix one of them with white? And the flat white I have is Tamiya acrylic paint. Would it mix with that? Also what color for the eyelashes? I think that light blue will be fine for eyeliner but I will see what their metallic paint looks like.

That's all they had on their online store but yeah I remember seeing more colors. So just get the lightest one?