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Diluted acrylic --it is water soluble
Threezero: Rambo III: John Rambo 1/6 Collectible Figure
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I usually try different colors out on a plastic surface, let them dry, and compare. Lighter shades of brown acrylic work well for nips.
I wanted to paint mine as well but haven’t got around to it yet
I wanted to paint mine as well but haven’t got around to it yet
HMC117, that is looking very good. The only thing that I would add would be if you could darken the shade of the wrist joints just a little so that it blends in better.
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Looks awesome HMC. The sweat makes it look very realistic. I agree about the wrist pegs, they’re a little light
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That looks fantastic! Massive improvement over the stock.
If you want to add some substance to the sweat I came up with a technique I used on a 1/4 scale resin kit that worked really nicely for making rivulets of water to emulate being in the rain, which is a similar look.
It's done by flicking UV resin at it with a toothbrush, or similar. Very messy, but the effect works.
You then run larger drops of resin in a downward path with the toothpick or shape them how they'd naturally run, before curing it under a UV led light. It'll set within a minute or so and look like the above permanently.
Small amounts of this technique in selected spots of your Rambo would look pretty righteous, I reckon.
It's also easy to practice on something else before risking your Rambo to get confident with the method.
If you want to add some substance to the sweat I came up with a technique I used on a 1/4 scale resin kit that worked really nicely for making rivulets of water to emulate being in the rain, which is a similar look.
It's done by flicking UV resin at it with a toothbrush, or similar. Very messy, but the effect works.
You then run larger drops of resin in a downward path with the toothpick or shape them how they'd naturally run, before curing it under a UV led light. It'll set within a minute or so and look like the above permanently.
Small amounts of this technique in selected spots of your Rambo would look pretty righteous, I reckon.
It's also easy to practice on something else before risking your Rambo to get confident with the method.
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Cool, i actually used Vallejo Still Water after seeing someone else use it on their Asmus Ash Williams figure
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I own the Hot Toys version and was trying to ignore this because of all the other figures I wanted. Finally purchase this tonight. Hope First Blood figure comes out nice as well.
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Looks like you had some fun with that photo shoot!
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