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Good job! :clap

In order to get a stable and longer power supply, I added "USB Power Supply" feature. Now, I can use either battery or "USB Power Supply" to power-up the toy.

good job! :clap

Thanks, the paintwork itself is not perfect, but I enjoy the process very much!:lol

My work is completed. I keep the original voice feature and changed the chest led color. Also, I added a additional switch for the led in order to save the battery life.

Primer = Gaia Multi Primer First layer = Gloss Black Second layer = Gold Third Layer = Transparent Red

I'm not good at soldering and spent a whole after to make it work. Anyway, still a long way to go .....:google

Work in Process

A little work update :

Got a Marvel Iron Man Mk43 today and it fits in the Hulkbuster.

I keep the button on the right bicep and the extendable hand. After removed the screw, you need to use "force" to remove the forearm yellow part. (factory put 2 parts together with glue) Then you can open the arm and remove the spring. Hope can help!

Re: Repainted AOU Titan Hero Hulkbuster-Updated Page31 The Gaia Multi primer itself is transparent and I painted it black afterwards. Only spray a thin layer is good enough. Here is the work update

Re: Repainted AOU Titan Hero Hulkbuster-Updated Page31 Thanks for the reply. After I clean up the old paint, I use Gaia Multi Primer and it works great. Here is the update :

For the forearm armor pieces, Hasbro used glue to stick 2 pieces together. If you wanted to separate them, needed to use your "force" to do it. Beware, it may harm/damage the item/part. (**sorry that my English is not so good**)

Re: Repainted AOU Titan Hero Hulkbuster-Updated Page31 I used Mr Base White 1000 as primer. But found out it's not a good idea as the paint didn't stick well. Needed to do it again. May I know what kind(brand) of primer should use? Thanks!