Nurse Joker Thread
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pjam
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I have a feeling that he's gonna look great when he's finished!
Yeah, I pretty much know what he's gonna look like now. It's all about getting the Wig close to right. The HT BR Sculpt works really well for this. Cerealkiller did sculpted hair on one and you could tell that's the way to go.
The slicked back BR hair is also the only head you can use with a Wig, so that's a relief. And if ya want to switch out to a street detonator Nurse Joker you can use the V1 head...
Seriously seeing this BR face with a Wig is pretty wicked. The correct length is top of shoulder, bottom of back collar... somewhere in there...
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pjam
Here on the Perimeter
I think I have the hair cut to the right length now...
Now it's all about the styling...
I'm not sure if gel will work with a poly wig, it may just glob onto the hair because gel won't absorb into poly... we'll see...
I still don't understand why HT painted the eyes this way... I may have the pupils repainted... but I think even more than ever now this will look cool when completed. :blackbat
Now it's all about the styling...
I'm not sure if gel will work with a poly wig, it may just glob onto the hair because gel won't absorb into poly... we'll see...
I still don't understand why HT painted the eyes this way... I may have the pupils repainted... but I think even more than ever now this will look cool when completed. :blackbat
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RJMacReady16
Super Freak
Get some pomade or gel and the rest should be a cinch. Awesome work so far.
I can't help but thinking you're building the definitive Nurse Joker
I can't help but thinking you're building the definitive Nurse Joker
pjam
Here on the Perimeter
Get some pomade or gel and the rest should be a cinch. Awesome work so far.
I can't help but thinking you're building the definitive Nurse Joker
Thanks Bro. You should see my Terminator and Aliens collection.
I really do want this to come out as well as possible. I'll try the gel for sure... I just don't know if it will take. I have to figure out a way to curl it, the wig was was curled before so I know it can be done.
I bet a curling iron would work... Wor-Gar suggested a blow dryer...
RJMacReady16
Super Freak
I don't even know if it would work, but it seems like you could wet the hair with hot water, and then use something that would basically substitute for curlers, and keep them in (the wig) for a few hours, maybe use some hairspray on them once the hair starts to dry.
Geezus this sounds like beauty shop talk.
Geezus this sounds like beauty shop talk.
The Ringer
Super Freak
pjam
Here on the Perimeter
I don't even know if it would work, but it seems like you could wet the hair with hot water, and then use something that would basically substitute for curlers, and keep them in (the wig) for a few hours, maybe use some hairspray on them once the hair starts to dry.
It's all new to me. I never thought I'd be doing anything like this.
RJMacReady16
Super Freak
The Drizzle
Super Freak
Wrap the hair in place around something small (maybe chop up an old thin paintbrush?) to act as curlers, and dip the wig in boiling water, a few seconds at a time (just 2 or 3, let it rest a few minutes, then repeat a few times. After it dries and comes back to room temperature, it should stay curled.
pjam
Here on the Perimeter
Thanks, I think heat is the way to go, but the bangs need styling to so I still have to figure this out. I know some Customizers actually use superglue to hold rooted hair in place but I'm not going there. Hairspray may be the ticket to holding a style in shape.
The Drizzle
Super Freak
Hairspray will crust and fall away over time like plastic-looking dandruff. (I'm a nut, I have styled doll hair many a time, I used to make custom figures a lot, just now getting back into it). Heat is the only way you'll really get it to hold form. Superglue is superhard to manipulate- if you get too much in an area, or your fingertip sticks from not being fast enough, you'll have frosty white spots where the glue dried funny.
You actually don't have to immerse the hair in boiling water if you don't want- holding the hair closely over the rising steam works, too.
Oh, also, if you get hairspray on your figure's face, it will leave glossy spots.
RJMacReady16
Super Freak
pjam
Here on the Perimeter
Thanks D. I'm gonna try a blow dryer and a comb, that should do it, or at least get it close.
I've only spent 15-20 minutes on this so far and have it this close... another 15 and it will be even closer. The effect will be there in any event. It already looks pretty cool on the outfitted body.
pjam
Here on the Perimeter
Ok, I think I hit Stage 2.5 here, using the Expert advice given by Wor-Gar and Drizzle of using a blowdryer only!
I got the back all curled up now. Yes, it will need more futzing, some trimming but it's really starting to look pretty good, especially in hand. Again, just another 10 minutes. I tied a rubber band around the back of the wig and blew hot air against the wig hair, curling it upward.
I got the back all curled up now. Yes, it will need more futzing, some trimming but it's really starting to look pretty good, especially in hand. Again, just another 10 minutes. I tied a rubber band around the back of the wig and blew hot air against the wig hair, curling it upward.
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The Ringer
Super Freak
"Know you got to work on those bangs darling."
*gay voice*
*gay voice*
RJMacReady16
Super Freak
"Know you got to work on those bangs darling."
*gay voice*
Ignore them! That damn thing is looking awesome!
Now this purportedly gay banana will dance:
pjam
Here on the Perimeter
Thanks Ashton. All in good time...
In the meantime...
I will be getting a BR body to match neck to body color, and swap hands to match but this will do for now...
In the meantime...
I will be getting a BR body to match neck to body color, and swap hands to match but this will do for now...
pjam
Here on the Perimeter
Can't wait to see what some of the others guys come up with...
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