Reinhardt
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Look forward to how the dyeing comes out.
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Cool, looking forward to seeing the final colour.
blakus939
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Shouldn't be long gents and gentettes, gunna go out to find some on the weekend, a couple more days and it should be sweet as 
Peteskywalker
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thought i would repaint my old joker head in to a interrogation joker
what you think guys?
what you think guys?
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Think you did a damned fine job. You can see you've studied the film/stills well.
Really great job man. All it needs is some hair that that's a voodoo shrunken head of heath.
Peteskywalker
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Thanks guys the base sculpt was the bank rober joker
the base sculpt was the bank rober joker
blakus939
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Nice paint up man, very nice.
I went out today and got two different styles of dye. Both denim blue, which is great because it has that natural greyish look to it, like it does in the movie. But not solid grey like they made the jacket, obviously. Mixed it up and started the process. Was looking DAMN spot on, the color was perfect, then i took it out and started the drying process. After emptying the dye down the drown mind you lol. WOOPS, forgot to leave it a few shades darker to make up for the lightening when drying. Not to worry i'll give it another go if i get time. Just pleased i got the right color, will leave it longer next time and it'll be perfect
I went out today and got two different styles of dye. Both denim blue, which is great because it has that natural greyish look to it, like it does in the movie. But not solid grey like they made the jacket, obviously. Mixed it up and started the process. Was looking DAMN spot on, the color was perfect, then i took it out and started the drying process. After emptying the dye down the drown mind you lol. WOOPS, forgot to leave it a few shades darker to make up for the lightening when drying.
Not to worry i'll give it another go if i get time. Just pleased i got the right color, will leave it longer next time and it'll be perfect
intothevoid
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Lookin' good. You are oh so close to perfection. Just repeat the same with the DX and you're pretty much there
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Nice paint up man, very nice.
I went out today and got two different styles of dye. Both denim blue, which is great because it has that natural greyish look to it, like it does in the movie. But not solid grey like they made the jacket, obviously. Mixed it up and started the process. Was looking DAMN spot on, the color was perfect, then i took it out and started the drying process. After emptying the dye down the drown mind you lol. WOOPS, forgot to leave it a few shades darker to make up for the lightening when drying.
Did I hear somebody say commission work?
This is tempting me to buy a DX Joker.:chew
blakus939
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Thanks guys, yep, absolutely, feel free to pm me if you would like it done, already a few shown interest
Damn fine job man, it really brings that figure to another level!
blakus939
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Thanks mate, wait till you see it the proper color when left a tad longer, and a neater liner
Best thing about it is. The stripping process doesn't really take any color from the liner, but it does give it a drawn out kind of sheen. I think if you did this to a DX coat, which has a slightly more orange liner, after it gives it that touch, you could probably get out of relining that aswell, and it would look pretty spot on as is. Will find out soon enough i suppose, my DX stuff should be here this coming week. You may even be able to strip a DX suede purple trench coat and recolor with a more vibrant shade. The possibilities are endless, but i'm not going to risk my jacket for that lol! Any volunteers?
Best thing about it is. The stripping process doesn't really take any color from the liner, but it does give it a drawn out kind of sheen. I think if you did this to a DX coat, which has a slightly more orange liner, after it gives it that touch, you could probably get out of relining that aswell, and it would look pretty spot on as is. Will find out soon enough i suppose, my DX stuff should be here this coming week. You may even be able to strip a DX suede purple trench coat and recolor with a more vibrant shade. The possibilities are endless, but i'm not going to risk my jacket for that lol! Any volunteers?
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Nice paint man, pics are a bit big, i had a look at them smaller and they look wicked
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Just a dry run of one panel, only using fabric glue. Have a more washed out orange on the way. Following in the steps of blakus.
blakus939
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Oh nice, i like! good work man. I thought about glueing but my sister turned me off saying it wouldn't hold for long. I beg to differ though, it doesn't see rigirous use, should be fine. Might give that a go myself. If you need any different colors i could do you a deal and throw some in, maybe cheaper than another source. If you havn't already got some that is lol. Still waiting on my other two, i think the copper will be the best. It's hard to tell, especially when you buy online, if they are going to match
I thought about glueing but my sister turned me off saying it wouldn't hold for long. I beg to differ though, it doesn't see rigirous use, should be fine. Might give that a go myself. If you need any different colors i could do you a deal and throw some in, maybe cheaper than another source. If you havn't already got some that is lol. Still waiting on my other two, i think the copper will be the best. It's hard to tell, especially when you buy online, if they are going to match
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Cheers man!
Should be fine, but I think I will sew my final one. A little trickier, but not as messy!
Agree re the colour problem, this one looked perfect salmony orange on eBay, but it is very vibrant in hand. I may take you up on that offer actually please, I have an apricot orange on the way, so will see that first. Ta.
Should be fine, but I think I will sew my final one. A little trickier, but not as messy!
Agree re the colour problem, this one looked perfect salmony orange on eBay, but it is very vibrant in hand. I may take you up on that offer actually please, I have an apricot orange on the way, so will see that first. Ta.
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