I used an epoxy putty designed for wood repair made by JB Weld. It sticks great to the plastic as well as the rubber torso. Dip your finger in a little water and it smooths out nicely before it sets. Sands easy too.
SSC Superman 1/6th Scale figure
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I used an epoxy putty designed for wood repair made by JB Weld. It sticks great to the plastic as well as the rubber torso. Dip your finger in a little water and it smooths out nicely before it sets. Sands easy too.
wow that looks great Coco! almost makes me wanna try it. Think I'd cheat a bit and get some soldier story thigh enhancers
You've might have overdone the legs there. They look way too big. The TTM-20 just doesn't look good.
Sardo Numspa
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As much as I'm liking the muscular customs everyone is doing (great job to all, by the way), I'm starting to understand why SS took the route they did. The Supes on original bod has an elegance to him. I think I still prefer the more bulky ones though...
cr0w
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Fresh out of the box, no mods.
I think the stock body is fine, except the big head looks even bigger on that body and Batman looks a lot bigger next to him, imo.
How are you guys reattaching the suit?
Nevermind...
He looks great there, crow. 
There's little wrong with him right out of the box. I could've just as easily enjoyed mine unmodded. I do however really like a little more bulk to him.
There's little wrong with him right out of the box. I could've just as easily enjoyed mine unmodded. I do however really like a little more bulk to him.
Nice job coco on bulking him up a tad. I think you found the perfect medium in the size. Just a touch and not too much. That is Superman right there 100%
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Nice job coco on bulking him up a tad. I think you found the perfect medium in the size. Just a touch and not too much. That is Superman right there 100%
Thank you! That's exactly what I was trying to do. Add some bulk but not so much that it's distracting. EVILFACE hit that "just right size" too even though areas of his were a bit more muscular than mine.
My apologies to those that had asked me earlier for this too. I'm not a seamstress in any way so it's really ugly but very functional. I figured it's always hidden behind the cape so who cares. All I wanted was to be able to easily remove the suit if need be and it was easier to do than try and sew it all back up.
The plan is to add a couple more down below but really it works fine as is.
And one more of him just standing there.
For anyone that is planning to remove the outfit, you don't have to unstitch it all the way up. Only unstitch the middle of the back, the part that looks like bad stichtching. The material stretches enough to go over the neck to remove it. Just be careful, don't over stretch it or force it, the seams will snap. It happened to me on my 4th suit.
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