That's awesome.
I'll probably do it based on seniority [emoji1]
Or, I may let my second oldest Daughter have the first pick because she's the one that likes Indy the most.
She had me build her her own Indy that she has on her nightstand.
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I agree. But it just doesn't seem possible to get this level of quality in a mass produced figure it seems.
Same. But at this point I don't even care. [emoji38]
Thanks so much for this. I recently used this info on my first attempt at painting eyes and it went great. Thanks a lotGlad to be of help.
Yes, skin is the trickiest of all as no skin coloured paint is remotely skin coloured....and no persons skin is evenly coloured.
From what I can tell, the pros use airbrushes.....too rich for my occasional efforts!
Oh, and this useful....think I picked it up here a while back but can't remember.
If you can get those coloured highlight lines into your painted eyes, you are doing way better than me! Basically, you need some kind of magnifier to see that detail (double magnification) a super fine brush, and very, very thin paint.
How about rebooting the franchise with Alden Ehrenreich?....
I'll watch another Indy whatever they end up doing. Doesn't mean I'll like it.
