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Thread: New Marvel 3.75" Appreciation Thread
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Old 09-02-2020, 01:40 PM   #40231
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yeah, I really need help
This is going to take a while and would be better if i made a tutorial. My method to customizing while maintaining a factory standard begins with disassembling the figure with a sharp pair of snipers as on most Marvel Universe figures they have visual seems that are located on male and female bodies that when cracked open need to be sanded down in the most problematic spots such as the hip,knee,elbow, and shoulder joints. There will be different situations for different bodies and i always base coat my figures in black acrylic paint by hand no airbrush for me. Tools used dremel, acetone, and 320 sandpaper.PM me for any questions if i can help as always. I completely break down and sand every figure that i make. The process is lengthy but worth every second with no paint rub. Executioner for example











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