Did some more futzing with this (trying to go for more of an ESB look), and I tried a couple new things. I didn't like how the lower lip dipped down so much, since it's usually pretty flat across on the costume, so I warmed it up with a heat gun and pushed the lip up a bit. It's a pretty hard plastic so you don't really have to worry about it turning too soft.
And I also took some of the excess lighter hair from the feet, pushed it under the eyes, and draped it down more like it's supposed to. And then sprayed it with a bit of hairspray to hopefully lock it in place.
Oh and also, it appears the eyes are on stalks of some kind, so if you dig in a little tool or screwdriver you can push them out to the side a little more to remove a bit of the cross-eyedness (although not all of it unfortunately).
And I also took some of the excess lighter hair from the feet, pushed it under the eyes, and draped it down more like it's supposed to. And then sprayed it with a bit of hairspray to hopefully lock it in place.
Oh and also, it appears the eyes are on stalks of some kind, so if you dig in a little tool or screwdriver you can push them out to the side a little more to remove a bit of the cross-eyedness (although not all of it unfortunately).
Bold work, man. Looks good. This potential on this figure is so interesting, so different than figures that require mods and parts from other figures, and more $$.
