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Alyosha
Nemesis Creator
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Dallas, Texas
Posts: 212
I thought I'd post a quick thread here, so that those who have a
quick
question can get an answer from me regarding customizing tips or tricks for figures. Please keep the questions short and to the point because that's how the answers are going to be to avoid any confusion.
There will be some tutorial style demos done in the future, but for the moment let's try some straightforward stuff. While most of the stuff covered will be more directly related to figures, most of these techniques can be used for vehicles, Transformers and just about anything else you may want to customize.
Also, a quick beginning comment: Don't expect your first (or even third) effort to be a "ROCKSTAR". It takes practice, patience, and familiarity with your tools and materials to get good at customizing. Don't let a project result that doesn't look like what you envisioned sour you on going forward. As long as you try to improve on each piece, you will make progress and get to the point where your finished piece looks like what you intended.
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