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I would use a q tip with a small drop of art store paint thinner and lightly brush over the gold to see if it will rub off the knee, do this carefully, you don't want to strip the material of the knee. If you feel the paint rubbing off quickly follow with a qtip dipped in warm water and mild detergent soap . Should come off, tried this technique many times, usually with the HT fabric on their costumes paint is just rubbed on the fabric during shipping or boxing preparations in the factory so with the right tools you can rub off the paint issues
If you are not familiar with paint thinners, you can go to any art or hobby store and find some. I sometimes use brush cleaner solution from a art store. Never use acetone or nail remover that will strip the color of the material right off and damage the fabric.
Sometimes 70% rubbing alcohol with a qtip might also work in removing paint, but some cases could also strip the fabric because it's pure alcohol
He looks really fat on this one lol. Nice picture though
Can't stop posing him
He looks really fat on this one lol. Nice picture though
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could you post more angles of this? or maybe post a tip or two? I'm trying like hell to get this pose and i just can't nail it....help!
I don't have him in that pose anymore, but I have a few pics of other angles. I'm not good at explaining, I tried to pose him in a S curve as best as the figure can do it. I have the legs and knees a little wider than shoulder width apart. The ankle joints are pretty sturdy, so it can hold the pose without tipping. The waist/torso is slighty twisted and leaning left. The shoulders are pushed back. I used the eyes that have him looking left, I have the head leaning forward/down, slightly turned left and tilted right. Then I futzed with the cape and belt, and then finally, most poses only look good if it is photoed at the right angle.
I sometimes try to do the pose myself to fine detail it, like hand, arm positions, etc. Of course, a lot of HT figures are limited by their costumes, and choice of hands, lol, so have to work with what you got. I would be careful, I learned my lesson after tearing the suit of my MOS Supes putting him in some extreme poses. Just go slowly and be gentle, especially when trying to move/turn joints under the suit. Thanks for liking the pose, trust me, you don't know how much time I waste trying to pose my figures. It takes a lot of futzing to get a pose the way you want it.
Followed you on Flickr. Nice pictures!
Haha thanks. I'm a little embarrassed. You're much more creative with your posing lol. I do mostly wildlife and landscape so toys are a little different.Thanks, checking yours out too I've been slow on updating lately, but trying to get back to it.
I don't have him in that pose anymore, but I have a few pics of other angles. I'm not good at explaining, I tried to pose him in a S curve as best as the figure can do it. I have the legs and knees a little wider than shoulder width apart. The ankle joints are pretty sturdy, so it can hold the pose without tipping. The waist/torso is slighty twisted and leaning left. The shoulders are pushed back. I used the eyes that have him looking left, I have the head leaning forward/down, slightly turned left and tilted right. Then I futzed with the cape and belt, and then finally, most poses only look good if it is photoed at the right angle.
I sometimes try to do the pose myself to fine detail it, like hand, arm positions, etc. Of course, a lot of HT figures are limited by their costumes, and choice of hands, lol, so have to work with what you got. I would be careful, I learned my lesson after tearing the suit of my MOS Supes putting him in some extreme poses. Just go slowly and be gentle, especially when trying to move/turn joints under the suit. Thanks for liking the pose, trust me, you don't know how much time I waste trying to pose my figures. It takes a lot of futzing to get a pose the way you want it.
For me it just doesnt look right for batman to have a gun.
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