[veryfigurefan]

Hello again everyone.

I completed my Batman project. This is my first 3D Resin printing work. I painted it entirely with a brush. As the last process, I wanted to use gloss varnish.

The result was better than I expected, but there are still parts I didn't like. Of course, your opinions are very important to me. Since it is my first work in this field, I want to try new projects to improve myself.

Additionally, a few more pieces have been added to the collection. I shared photos.

Thank you very much.

[SpasticPlastic]

Batman looks great!

I debated grabbing the Hogwarts Bugs, but I did get that Wiley Hot Wheels.

[Cyclopswc]

Batman looks great! He actually got that Keaton chin.

[veryfigurefan]

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Batman looks great!

I debated grabbing the Hogwarts Bugs, but I did get that Wiley Hot Wheels.

I'm so glad you liked it.

Yes, sometimes it is difficult to choose something to buy. I am currently acting in an orderly manner. Or I think I did.

Thank you again.

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Batman looks great! He actually got that Keaton chin.

I'm glad you liked it.

Yes, I actually worked on the shadow to make Michael Keaton's facial features stand out. But I couldn't make a clear decision about whether it was good or not.

I continue to work to correct my shortcomings.

Thank you again.

[veryfigurefan]

Hello again everyone.

I'm in a very busy period right now. A few new pieces have been added to the collection. Also, it was my birthday last week and I bought myself a Batman Keaton figure and a Jill Valentine statue as a birthday present. My parents bought me the Doc Brown figure from the Back To The Future series as a gift. This was a figure I wanted to add to my collection. I'm really happy.

I actually really liked the Batman Michael Keaton figure when it first came out. However, in the few videos I watched, I didn't like his painting work very much. Fortunately, the painting work of the figure I received is very successful. Also, this is the first time in a long time that I bought a Batman figure so willingly. Unless we count Santa Batman.

The Jill Valentine statue has been among the things I've wanted to buy for a long time. Finally I was able to add it to the collection.

Since I don't have much free space anymore, I make millimetric adjustments on my showcases. The figures settled into their new places in the display case. I also share a few different and fun photos. I hope everyone will like it.

[SpasticPlastic]

Great stuff! And, Happy Birthday!

Be careful with that Doc Brown figure…don't paint him to look like a DC character. It's highly addictive.

[veryfigurefan]

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Originally Posted by SpasticPlastic

Great stuff! And, Happy Birthday!

Be careful with that Doc Brown figure…don't paint him to look like a DC character. It's highly addictive.

Thank you very much. Haha, . Doc Brown is truly a wonderfully detailed figure. I don't know if you agree with me, but it may be one of NECA's most successful face modeling.

I've made a list now. You know Neca I was going to buy dracula but I'm planning a diorama for Jason. I'm very undecided because if I buy Jason, I have to postpone Dracula a little this time. I'm worried that the stock might run out and I might not be able to find it.

Do you have any advice?

Thank you very much again.

[SpasticPlastic]

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Thank you very much. Haha, . Doc Brown is truly a wonderfully detailed figure. I don't know if you agree with me, but it may be one of NECA's most successful face modeling.

I've made a list now. You know Neca I was going to buy dracula but I'm planning a diorama for Jason. I'm very undecided because if I buy Jason, I have to postpone Dracula a little this time. I'm worried that the stock might run out and I might not be able to find it.

Do you have any advice?

Thank you very much again.

Yes, his face is fantastic.

Depends on which Jason you are going to get. Some are becoming more scarce than others, though none are too difficult to find. I've seen Dracula less in stores, but I think he is readily available online. I guess, if it were me, I'd probably go after Dracula, since I can see NECA losing the Lugosi license before they lose the F13 license. Hope that helps.

[Cyclopswc]

Happy belated Birthday!

I've been eyeing that Jill Valentine statue as well, now seeing your pictures I think I'm going to get it too!

Yeah, don't paint Doc Brown to famous DC characters, I think that's copyrighted by SpasticPlastic. Ha.

[veryfigurefan]

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Yes, his face is fantastic.

Depends on which Jason you are going to get. Some are becoming more scarce than others, though none are too difficult to find. I've seen Dracula less in stores, but I think he is readily available online. I guess, if it were me, I'd probably go after Dracula, since I can see NECA losing the Lugosi license before they lose the F13 license. Hope that helps.

Thank you very much for the information you provided. You're right, Jason is a more common character. I definitely need to get Dracula.

But now I've come across Yennefer, the statue I've been looking for, and I don't know what to do. Things got complicated.

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Happy belated Birthday!

I've been eyeing that Jill Valentine statue as well, now seeing your pictures I think I'm going to get it too!

Yeah, don't paint Doc Brown to famous DC characters, I think that's copyrighted by SpasticPlastic. Ha.

Thank you very much.

The Jill Valentine statue has a simpler design than Leon, but a very beautiful series can be created.

Yes, I remember that series. SpasticPlastic's joker idea was really nice.

[Skoob]

Great photos. You have some very nice display pieces.

[veryfigurefan]

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Great photos. You have some very nice display pieces.

I'm glad you liked it. Thank you so much for your comment.

[ddarko]

Woah, you have had some very nice additions veryfigure ! Love the Jill statue. The Back to the Future pair looks really good as well.

[veryfigurefan]

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Woah, you have had some very nice additions veryfigure ! Love the Jill statue. The Back to the Future pair looks really good as well.

I'm glad to see you here again. The Jill statue is really beautiful. Leon is not alone. Back to the future toys were important to me. I will continue to purchase the series if I can.

Thank you very much.

[veryfigurefan]

The Yennefer statue from Dark Horse, which I had wanted to buy for a long time, is now in my collection.

Actually, I was interested in 2 different figures from NECA (Jason and Dracula). I was going to make a diorama specifically about Jason. However, this statue that I wanted to buy for a long time suddenly came across me and turned all my plans upside down.

As a result, it is a sculpture that I really like and it is now on display in its place in the showcase.

[SpasticPlastic]

That's a fantastic statue! The NECAs you were after will still be there when you need them.

[veryfigurefan]

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That's a fantastic statue! The NECAs you were after will still be there when you need them.

Thank you very much.

You were absolutely right. I think so too. I hope I can buy those figures soon.

[veryfigurefan]

I have some projects planned until the end of April. I wanted to give a little information.

First of all, I decided to rearrange the section that I used as a warehouse where the toys I could not display were stored. I will paint and redesign the entire area.

If I can get this done in a short time, I will start my diorama project. I'll probably first make a decor object consisting of signs from the Red Dead Redemtion 2 game.

I'm making a big change to one of my shelves, creating a mixed section of NECA toys in similar scales.

If everything goes well, I will make the Friday the 13th diorama right after.

Finally, I am working on a 1/6 scale figure. I won't tell you his name for now, let it be a surprise.

[SpasticPlastic]

Can't wait to see what you cook up.

[Cyclopswc]

Can't wait to see all these projects!

[ddarko]

Yennefer figure looks awesome! Are you going to be hunting down the other characters from that line?

[veryfigurefan]

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Can't wait to see what you cook up.

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Can't wait to see all these projects!

Thank you very much. Projects are slowly starting.

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Yennefer figure looks awesome! Are you going to be hunting down the other characters from that line?

I think I'll collect the entire series. Thank you very much.

[veryfigurefan]

Hello again everyone.

I haven't had time for the forum for a long time. As those who follow this topic will know, I was trying to complete several projects at once.

As you know, the most important of these projects was the big change I would make in the section I use as a warehouse. And I completed that change. I created both a tidy area where some toys are exhibited and a workshop where I can produce projects.

I will share detailed photos soon.

I stated that I would make diorama works. I had a diorama work to do specifically for the RDR 2 game. However, my first work in the workshop was a project beyond my plan.

My father has been interested in fishing for many years. Since Father's Day is approaching and his birthday is in June, I decided to build him a fishing house.

I started the project with a very sudden decision. Unfortunately, there are not many detailed photographs. For this reason, I apologize. However, I took a few photos and I'm sharing them with you.

For now, I will give very brief information. After the project is completed, I will tell you all the details and its story.

The project is completely handcrafted. I am never against 3D printer technology. However, if I can and if I can make the object I want by hand, I am one of those who prefer it to be handmade.

The accessories you see are ready to gradually form a whole with the house.

There are a few things missing, I am preparing the gutters at the front of the house. Also, the life preserver is almost complete. Then I will move on to the painting phase and add the accessories and complete the project.

Finally, the flowers whose photos I have added are also handmade and I tried to show their stages in order.

[SpasticPlastic]

Wow! Absolutely amazing. The wood grain effect is very convincing. What material did you use for the house?

On a side note, isn't it great to have a dedicated workspace? Up until a few months ago, I had to drag out all my supplies from a closet and set up shop in the dining room to paint a figure or whatever. So, my output was low and just the thought of getting everything set up usually sapped me of the will to start the project. Now that I have a small desk set up with everything at my fingertips, I can't wait to work on stuff. I look forward to it. It took me about a year and a half to do 6 Doc Browns. Since I set up my desk, I've done 35 or so in a couple months.

[veryfigurefan]

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Wow! Absolutely amazing. The wood grain effect is very convincing. What material did you use for the house?

On a side note, isn't it great to have a dedicated workspace? Up until a few months ago, I had to drag out all my supplies from a closet and set up shop in the dining room to paint a figure or whatever. So, my output was low and just the thought of getting everything set up usually sapped me of the will to start the project. Now that I have a small desk set up with everything at my fingertips, I can't wait to work on stuff. I look forward to it. It took me about a year and a half to do 6 Doc Browns. Since I set up my desk, I've done 35 or so in a couple months.

Thank you very much for your motivational words. I'm so glad you liked it.

While creating the foundation of the house, I worked with thick cardboard with styrofoam inside. Then I used Balsa wood, one of the best workable materials for the wood veneer. I made each of the wood grains one by one with a needle. I haven't used any power tools yet for cutting and carving. I use only utility knives and ordinary tools used for modeling.

You summarized it so beautifully. It's great to have your own workspace. Until I set up this workshop, I was trying to make something on the tiny table in my room and scattering everything around my room. Now, everything is in front of me and I work in a planned manner. I can make pieces that would take hours in minutes.

I will share more detailed information when the project is completed. Thank you very much again.