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Sculpted with milliput and painted with a super fine brush. Face repainted always make a huge difference even if you aren't an expert.

Update- Next stop, the cape!!!

Is it pleather on both sides? how thin is it? cheers

How'd you fill in the joints? did you use plastic cement?

Resculpting Wonderwoman's face in milliput. This is still a WIP. Feedback is appreciated. I KNOW I haven't nailed the likeness yet but i'll get there :P --hopefully.......

Good job!

Let me know how that goes. I'm pretty new at modding figures too so I wouldn't know how well it would end up :) . However intuition tells me it's probably better to paint in matte and cover with matte varnish as opposed to starting off with glossy shoe polish (meant to make black shoes shine...

Sorry not Matte polish, just regular black acrylic paint which looked pretty matte when dried. I did put some matte varnish over it after but i hardly made a difference because it was so matte to begin with. What I really want is some sort of dulling spray which will make the grey portions look...

That actually looks pretty sweet! I might try airbrushing a five o' clock shadow onto mine too. (Even though I know you used a can :P)

That looks freaking awsome!!!

definitely doing that to mine. Even re-sculpting the face in an attempt to get a better resemblance!!!!

Hey, I literally used Matte instead of glossy shoe polish. Despite the fact that Cosplay Chris thought that the suit had a sheen I respectfully had to disagree, I think his mods are awesome except for the shoe polish (IMO that ruins the whole thing). I matte black dry brushed, so that the...

Hey guys, here's my attempt at the 31" Batman mods. I actually started before Cosplay Chris and I've only decided to sign up on this forum now to keep track of your great work and share my own! :) I've done a repaint on the face and have a leather material for the cape. I've also weathered too...