Loctevus Wrote:Trekking, looks awesome man! It'll be cool when you get the new pictures too. Eather way, nice job buddy! =)

Doesn't it?

But yeah its not my nice job, its Boba Fettuccini's nice job, he made it.

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Pretty wicked, dude.

whose head is that? and how much would you sell the head with hair and all?

Over the weekend, my Dad and I went to MegaCon 2012. While there, not only did I pick up Bruce Boxleitner's autograph, but I managed to get my hands on a few old action figures, some action figure in parts and a couple of vehicles. Amongst the ones I picked up, I found the Bruce Banner that was discussed a while ago. Now, I originally stated that as long as I got the figure for cheap and loose, I would probably use it for customization. Well, I did. I got him for about $3, and, against my original assessment from the picture, he actually looks a bit like a young Bruce Boxleitner. I may have to do a cast of the figure's head much like I plan on doing a cast of the Han Solo head for CLU. But, for right now, I've got another project on my list: another toy from the past: a Ghostbuster's Ector-1 vehicle that is just begging for not just a cleaning, but a bit of a restoration. So, I'm definitely adding that on the long list. I've got a whole lot of other stuff, all at about $1 or less. But still, a great weekend of finding a lot of deals.

trekking95 Wrote:Cool! I hope you would sell the casts of Bruce Banner's head if it turns out good!

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Discs-Of-Tron_ Wrote:The banner head sounds interesting. Just ordered phosphor blue glow paint for the tron .conversion. to reference the paint, its what they used on the bikes in that blackberry commercial. Glonation.com is where i went.

Another vender actually had the "holographic Ironman suit" that was in the photos from that one custom that used the Bruce Banner head, but they were asking $7 for it, and I was like, "I would buy that if I was doing that particular type of custom, but I'm making a TRON in T:L figure, not a TRON that has not been seen in this way figure." So, I passed on that figure, which was a good thing because I ended up buying some more collectables and figures (in whole and in pieces, both vintage and potential spare parts), including an Ecto-1 from the old The Real Ghostbusters line and a Super Powers' Batmobile from 1984 (both in need of restoration and repairing, and both at a really low price).

I was hoping to find a female figure's head that I could use for a potential T:L-version of Yori or parts for it, but nothing really jumped out.

I will set up my photography background, try to get the figure evenly lit as possible and take some up-close shots of the Bruce Banner's head to show how it looks sometime this weekend (as I plan on also taking some additional shots on some of the fodder bits I snagged, so I can get them identified over at Figure Realm).where to buy abortion pill ordering abortion pills to be shipped to house buy abortion pill online

Boba Fettuccini Wrote:For Yori, I bet you could use Sigel Dare's head with the hair sanded off and some lighter skin tone applied. The face shape isn't too far off. Once again, this is a head that I have an extra of sitting around, so if anyone wants to try that, let me know.

That sounds like a good suggestion. I'd have to see the figure in person to really know for sure. But the big issue is availability and pricing. I checked eBay. There's only three listings for the figure and they're way too pricey (I'll keep an eye open the next time I go to the flea market).

If you can light it evenly, I'd like to get some more upclose shots of the figure's head. I'd greatly appreciate it.

I've also been looking around to see if I could find one that'll work for Yori's head that isn't as rare/hard to find, that can be found and used. I've looked at the G.I. Joe line, as well as the Marvel Universe line, and several others. I haven't had anything that really jumped out (except for a resin cast of what I think may have been a Scarlett head from the G.I. Joe line at Broken Arrow Toys, to which I am not sure looks remotely like Cindy Morgan due to the pictures).

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Boba Fettuccini Wrote:Yup, that's a cast of the movie Scarlet head. I also have that one. Doesn't really look specifically like Cindy, but it doesn't NOT look like her either. Also, don't buy from Broken Arrow. It took him over 3 months to ship my order. Other people I know have waited 6 months, and still haven't got anything - he always makes excuses and apologies, but just isn't a good businessman.

Thanks for the heads up on Broken Arrow Toys (shame really, he seems to have a lot of useful stuff there. I could definitely use those front windshield pieces for the Super Powers Batmobile he's selling for the one I picked up at MegaCon).

I could have sworn that was just a regular G.I. Joe Scarlett head (not one of the movie ones). Other than that one, I haven't had any female figures with heads that jump out to me that says, "Hey, I can be used for Yori's head!).

Also, I came across a tutorial that shows how to make small scale casts for action figure heads (the tutorials uses figures from the old Playmates Star Trek line for examples). I don't know how well this method works, but I've recently posted the question about it over at Figure Realm to see if anyone used that method. But it looks more simple to do than buying an Alumilite mold and resin kit from Hobby Lobby (which I have toyed around with doing). Anyways, here's the tutorial: http://www.playtrek.com/pages/HeadMolding.htm (NOTE: I got a response back. Someone said it'd be a good means of experimenting with, but this particular mold method loses detail and the resin use for the cast is a wood resin that works with unspecified paints).

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Boba Fettuccini Wrote:Scarlet has a ponytail in the normal figures, she wears it down in the movie. the 'do it cheap' home molding tutorials look easy and stuff, but I've tried 2 different ones and believe me, it's way harder than they make it look... my friend who used the expensive kit had no problems at all. so it's kinda one of those things where you gotta weigh money vs. quality/clean-up time/etc. Which brings up another point - if anyone is interested in any clear-cast Channing Tatum heads that have no noses, I have TONS.

Okay, good to know the difference. But yeah, I'm probably going to go with an Alumilite mold and resin kit from Hobby Lobby if I do any casting (especially since a lot of the "at home" tutorials I've seen don't really answer a lot of questions that come up).