LIMTOYS - Nathan 1/6 scale collectible figure (Uncharted 4)

[Random_Retard]

I decided to weather his shoes a bit.
Everything on this figure has so much detail and is finely weathered but the shoes looked a bit too new to me still:

 

[DEATHASYLUM]

I decided to weather his shoes a bit.
Everything on this figure has so much detail and is finely weathered but the shoes looked a bit too new to me still:

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Way better

 

[Random_Retard]

There is one thing that's getting harder and harder for me to ignore: Manufacturers like LIM Toys and GameToys are really spoiling us - me at least - in a way.
I used to be quite happy with my old Nate:

... but now, whenever I look at it I just find it lacking in so many ways...

(Side note: It was already lacking some good accessories and a correct shoulder holster before but now it's just a general lack of quality on top of it all...)

Way better

Many thanks!

 

[Gipetto0812]

I think the Sideshow figure would not only benefit from the head swap but also the body, hands/arms. The Sideshow body was fine at the time, but the brown/purple skintone was and still is really bad as well as the wonky hands and sickly paint apps. The outfit and accessories were great though.

 

[DEATHASYLUM]

There is one thing that's getting harder and harder for me to ignore: Manufacturers like LIM Toys and GameToys are really spoiling us - me at least - in a way.
I used to be quite happy with my old Nate:

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... but now, whenever I look at it I just find it lacking in so many ways...

(Side note: It was already lacking some good accessories and a correct shoulder holster before but now it's just a general lack of quality on top of it all...)




Many thanks!

I passed on that Sideshow figure back in the day. The outfit and gear look great on the LimToys though, so at least you have options now

 

[Mr.E]

I picked up the Sideshow figure at a fair price, and put the Limtoys head on it, adjusted the shemagh and it looks significantly better. The pleather all ended up being coated with a clear coat just to keep it together for now. Considering the figure itself is now over ten years old, it holds up relatively well, minus the production head.

I also put together an Uncharted 2 Nate for a "trilogy" set. All in all, the LimToys release set the bar high.

 

[Luisenigma1]

I decided to weather his shoes a bit.
Everything on this figure has so much detail and is finely weathered but the shoes looked a bit too new to me still:

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This is actually really good and the boots look more in game accurate as they are darker brown with heavy weathering due to mud and sand. I plan to do the same for my Nate soon.

 

[potato]

There is one thing that's getting harder and harder for me to ignore: Manufacturers like LIM Toys and GameToys are really spoiling us - me at least - in a way.
I used to be quite happy with my old Nate:

View attachment 757302

... but now, whenever I look at it I just find it lacking in so many ways...

(Side note: It was already lacking some good accessories and a correct shoulder holster before but now it's just a general lack of quality on top of it all...)




Many thanks!

i like how crappy you posed the cc toys to downplay him. reminds me of another toy company supermad.

 

[potato]

This is actually really good and the boots look more in game accurate as they are darker brown with heavy weathering due to mud and sand. I plan to do the same for my Nate soon.

how do you go around? paint? weathering powder? i find top coats on rubbers dont work well after few years they become wet.

i weathered some hands and after few years it became sweaty, kinda realistic but i had to wipe it off. paint n weathering seems intact though.

 

[Luisenigma1]

how do you go around? paint? weathering powder? i find top coats on rubbers dont work well after few years they become wet.

i weathered some hands and after few years it became sweaty, kinda realistic but i had to wipe it off. paint n weathering seems intact though.

I usually use acrylic, and do coats of dry brushing if I'm changing color on boots I just coat it all in the new color while trying to keep details like the lace holes etc. Then just add the weathering effects with dry brushing. Pick very earthy colors like orange, khaki, beige, browns and some grays.