1/6 Hot Toys - The Clone Wars: 501st Battalion, Clone Trooper Hardcase (Prototype)

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Instant pre-order if there’s a sculpt, but I’ll probably still get him even if there isn’t. Really cool to see Hardcase.

Why delay when sculpts like these are out there:

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Just need painting. Which reminds me, I need to finish Fordo and get busy with Mayday. I've just had so much going on here lately.
 
Sculpting is the easiest part when you use someone elses prints :lol
Then that ain't sculpting! Sculpting still the hardest part. Paint 2nd hardest still though. To be fair though, once you do learn how to paint skin well it can become routine so worth learning. Which reminds me, I should prob buy an airbrush and try painting again sometime. Got a bunch of 3D prints in need of paint.
 
Then that ain't sculpting! Sculpting still the hardest part.
Exactly :lol
Paint 2nd hardest still though. To be fair though, once you do learn how to paint skin well it can become routine so worth learning. Which reminds me, I should prob buy an airbrush and try painting again sometime. Got a bunch of 3D prints in need of paint.
I don’t have the patience for such things. And I’m too much of a perfectionist. If I’m not naturally good at something I tend to just not bother :lol
 
Exactly :lol

I don’t have the patience for such things. And I’m too much of a perfectionist. If I’m not naturally good at something I tend to just not bother :lol
Procrastination is my middle name so I know what you mean.

Having said that, that is how I felt about CAD design but then look at me now. Getting a whole library of 3D printable 1:6 models after forcing myself into self learning CAD after many years putting such learning off. If I can do it I think anyone can. So with that said, I may put off learning painting skills for a few more years, then finally learn how to paint correctly and start posting about if I can, anyone can. At that point full colour home resin printers will probably be affordable and my painting skills obsolete. As is tradition.
 
“Just need painting” as if that isn’t the hardest step

This is true, and flesh tones are some of the hardest things to paint. However I'd imagine that if one does not wish to do it oneself, most collectors here have the wherewithal to pay to have someone more experienced do it. I'm not commissioning others myself out of sheer cheapness.
 
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