Medicom 1/6 Yoda
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CaptnRex
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Medi Yoda looks the best to me. I passed on the Sideshow version because I have the Medi and it's a much better representation of Yoda.
Those pics are awesome OSCORP.
Those pics are awesome OSCORP.
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repaint...need to add hair still...
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VintijDroidGutzz
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I think one thing that lets the Medicom Yoda down, is the long-ish neck.
If it was a little shorter, it'd look SO much better.
If it was a little shorter, it'd look SO much better.
Nice pic man!
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I think one thing that lets the Medicom Yoda down, is the long-ish neck.
If it was a little shorter, it'd look SO much better.
never had an issue with the neck myself, either way thats a very easy fix if someone wanted to shorten it.
VintijDroidGutzz
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It could well be more a photo thing, than an in person issue I guess.
BTW, yeah.. great pic Rory.
BTW, yeah.. great pic Rory.
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It could well be more a photo thing, than an in person issue I guess.
BTW, yeah.. great pic Rory.
Thanks mate..
...one more, before I hit the road.
generalgrevious
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I just picked up a medicom yoda yesterday on ebay. awesome what green color did you use on his skin I might have to try it out
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generalgrevious
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How much did you pick him up for? I'm trying to find him for a decent price.
I got him for about 155.00 on ebay from the uk it was 123.00 plus shipping
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It was a mixture of tones I'm afraid. I didn't use one specific color. Just layers of slightly different tones? What I noticed about the Yoda puppet is that it's almost the reverse of traditional dry brushing. Lighter in the grooves and wrinkles, darker on the raised parts.
Hope this helps a little bit.
Rory is exactly right. This tripped me up at first too. so on my second attempt I actually did not alter the medicom paint I used it as a base and painted dark recesses in the eyes and wrinkles, nose, mouth on the face, but on the recesses on the top of the head i left the base color for from medicom's paint, it;s subtle but medicom actually got it right. and I altered the hues with brushing cooler tones with pastel over the whole sculpt to get a little deeper cyan into the stock green. I of course completely repainted the eyes. I always work with acrylic washes, straight acrylic, drybrushing and pastel drybrushing.
generalgrevious
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want to paint mine you lost me some where with all the color technics( ha ha)
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Weather up that robe, Oscorp!! It's driving me nuts!!
want to use punctuation you lost me somewhere with all the run on sentences( ha ha)
FLOSI
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Great observation on the skin tone, guys. It's as if the raised areas are almost dirty, so you have to go from light to dark.
Can I ask how you guys plan to go about applying the hair? I was thinking of using pillow filling instead of a q-tip, but not sure what to use to stick it ont here. A matt clear coat acrylic?
Can I ask how you guys plan to go about applying the hair? I was thinking of using pillow filling instead of a q-tip, but not sure what to use to stick it ont here. A matt clear coat acrylic?
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Great observation on the skin tone, guys. It's as if the raised areas are almost dirty, so you have to go from light to dark.
Can I ask how you guys plan to go about applying the hair? I was thinking of using pillow filling instead of a q-tip, but not sure what to use to stick it ont here. A matt clear coat acrylic?
That's exactly my plan.
