1/6 Indy Customizations: Image Thread

[ZedBelkon]

Ha ha, took me a year to get the courage to do that to a £200 jacket.

I applaud the bravery of the first person to do some "have a go" customisation on that one!

(Ps. It looks really nice!)

 

[Rogerbee]

I think I just pulled them up and left them for a bit on my SSC one.

 

[EcklecticBadges]

@Rogerbee and @faststreetsofhongkong

Thanks guys.

That modelling clay really comes in handy!

I have used it to make a mullet on my custom Patrick Swayze Roadhouse figure, sculpt hair for Indy, fill in broken bits of a sculpt and to make long claw fingers for my custom The Thing figures. I will use it to make the shishkebab as well. I think a half decent sized knitting needle would do with the clay bits around it.

 

[Mr.E]

I did it to my Kato set (as well as to my full scale jackets), and it looks great.

I think on synthetic materials (like the HT or even SS jackets), a product was applied (possibly a starch) to allow it to keep the wrinkles in place. I believe Jake did something like this to the Yunsil set he worked on awhile back.

 

[Rogerbee]

@Rogerbee and @faststreetsofhongkong

Thanks guys.

That modelling clay really comes in handy!

I have used it to make a mullet on my custom Patrick Swayze Roadhouse figure, sculpt hair for Indy, fill in broken bits of a sculpt and to make long claw fingers for my custom The Thing figures. I will use it to make the shishkebab as well. I think a half decent sized knitting needle would do with the clay bits around it.

The shishkebab scene, nice, needs a guy to stick them in!

 

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[Timemeddler]

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Weird post Space Gladiator! I just bought this figure on eBay...

 

[Wor-Gar]

Kato posted this today:

Amazing stitching.

 

[greatlakes6]

Amazing stitching.

That was the first thing I noticed.

 

[mbuck45]

How many do you guys think he will make?

 

[Mr.E]

10? Maybe?

 

[Rogerbee]

It does look good.

 

[Rzeznikk]

I did it to my Kato set (as well as to my full scale jackets), and it looks great.

I think on synthetic materials (like the HT or even SS jackets), a product was applied (possibly a starch) to allow it to keep the wrinkles in place. I believe Jake did something like this to the Yunsil set he worked on awhile back.

Stiffen Quik is the product.

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[Mr.E]

There ya go. Liquid starch will also do the trick.

 

[The Rogster]

That Yunsil jacket looks incredible after the treatment. I can’t wait to see what Iris comes up with.

 

[faststreetsofhongkong]

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[Mr.E]

That Cairo Jones looks great!

 

[Rogerbee]

Nice trio!

 

[Wor-Gar]

Yep, that's a fun Raiders shelf, Faststreets! All the looks....


You just need: zipped-up jacket for Nepal, German disguise Indy, Prof. Jones outfit, steps of Washington outfit, packing robe, travelling suit, and then you've got them all!

 

[Rzeznikk]

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That is pretty epic! Nice job! [emoji106][emoji106]

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