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MUfan97 · 01-02-2019, 12:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Jay West

Just saw Into the Spider Verse. So much wasted 4 inch potential. Characters not making the promotional rounds that are in the movie would have been great figures. Ugh. Even Miles dad would have been a great 4 inch Cop figure. Waste.

Well, at least Miles' spray painted costume is an easy custom to make(btw, was anybody else distracted by how much he was probably huffing it during that last fight? Speaking from experience, it takes a day or two for those fumes to air out).

BTW, I found a good, cheap base for that particular custom in the Ultimate Peter Parker Spider-man figure(Miles would be better for joint rub, but it fits the nature of the costume), but I want to put in the webbing detail as seen in the movie. So, my opinions are:

Hand-paint them with a toothpick or thumbtack after the suit is painted black. The paint for the webbing would be silver with a hint of black in it. I'm also considering a drop or 2 of 3D raised paint to help it stand out a bit more.

Or I could just paint the thing black and carefully etch the webs into the dried paint with a thumbtack.

Which one do you guys think would work better?

01-02-2019, 12:49 PM	#36583
MUfan97 Toa of Fire Join Date: Aug 2015 Location: At your mom's house Posts: 1,897	Quote: Originally Posted by Jay West Just saw Into the Spider Verse. So much wasted 4 inch potential. Characters not making the promotional rounds that are in the movie would have been great figures. Ugh. Even Miles dad would have been a great 4 inch Cop figure. Waste. Well, at least Miles' spray painted costume is an easy custom to make(btw, was anybody else distracted by how much he was probably huffing it during that last fight? Speaking from experience, it takes a day or two for those fumes to air out). BTW, I found a good, cheap base for that particular custom in the Ultimate Peter Parker Spider-man figure(Miles would be better for joint rub, but it fits the nature of the costume), but I want to put in the webbing detail as seen in the movie. So, my opinions are: Hand-paint them with a toothpick or thumbtack after the suit is painted black. The paint for the webbing would be silver with a hint of black in it. I'm also considering a drop or 2 of 3D raised paint to help it stand out a bit more. Or I could just paint the thing black and carefully etch the webs into the dried paint with a thumbtack. Which one do you guys think would work better? __________________ I was born, I had a good time, I was vaporized by a bomb.