The Punisher custom
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Punisher75
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Looks good so far Amnur! If you could drill the hole in the neck on mine that would be great. When do we send you payments?
Hi here's the new pics:
The first five are with bubble problems (useless)
The last three are ready to drill.
But I finally discovered how to cast without bubles. It takes much more time.
I got to go, it's 23pm here and I've got to work tomorrow, so I'll continue this work tomorrow night ok guys?
Punisher75, I'll send you my paypal details when I finish this work, and when it's ready to ship.
Is that ok for you guys?
Oh man, I need to sleep....
Ps:. Just let me know if you guys any concerns about this.
Ps:.2:. I'll drill all necks ok? In which body do you guys plan to use it?
The first five are with bubble problems (useless)
The last three are ready to drill.
But I finally discovered how to cast without bubles. It takes much more time.
I got to go, it's 23pm here and I've got to work tomorrow, so I'll continue this work tomorrow night ok guys?
Punisher75, I'll send you my paypal details when I finish this work, and when it's ready to ship.
Is that ok for you guys?
Oh man, I need to sleep....
Ps:. Just let me know if you guys any concerns about this.
Ps:.2:. I'll drill all necks ok? In which body do you guys plan to use it?
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knucklefunger
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Oh man, Amnur let me know the paypal details so I can pay for the 2 casts. Wow. That is so nice. You gotta let us know what else you've done or plan to do
Get some sleep, I know what it's like.
Get some sleep, I know what it's like.
Thanks man!
I'm sculpting Wolverine from the new movie, and I'm planning to sculpt Morpheus from The Matrix.
I think that I'm already sleeping....Zzzz...oh ...where am I?
Morbach
Super Freak
I work 12 to 16 hr days so I know how it is also. The casts look great. I will be using a regular dib body for mine if thats cool.
Saya
Super Freak
they look fantastic! cant wait. just let me know about payment.
Morbach
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Hey Saya,not sure if you saw but he has you and dwing down. Not sure if youre both getting one or if its just for one of you. Thought Id let you know just incase.
Punisher75
Freaked Out
I work a split shift man so I know all about lack of sleep, get some rest man the heads will wait The castings look great! Can't wait to get one. I will be using the Hot Toy's true type body as many have said it works best for this figure.
The castings look great! Can't wait to get one. I will be using the Hot Toy's true type body as many have said it works best for this figure.
darkchylde80
Super Freak
Woohoo! Amazing job, can't wait to start on this custom. Also very interested to see the other two you have planned.
TurdFerguson
Super Freak
Looks great man, can't wait to get mine and I will be using a hot toys true type body. Thanks.
Saya
Super Freak
Yes Amnur please put dwing and I down for just 1 like so : Saya/Dwing
thank you
thank you
betomatali
Super Freak
Hi guys.
Here's my 4th attempt.
All of previously attempts are getting bubbles. Like this one, on the nose and under the jaw...
Another thing, what about the neck hole? Does you guys will make it by yourself, or do you want I make it?
Hi Amnur,
what kind of resin are you using??
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betomatali
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Hi here's the new pics:
The first five are with bubble problems (useless)
The last three are ready to drill.
But I finally discovered how to cast without bubles. It takes much more time.
I got to go, it's 23pm here and I've got to work tomorrow, so I'll continue this work tomorrow night ok guys?
Punisher75, I'll send you my paypal details when I finish this work, and when it's ready to ship.
Is that ok for you guys?
Oh man, I need to sleep....
Ps:. Just let me know if you guys any concerns about this.
Ps:.2:. I'll drill all necks ok? In which body do you guys plan to use it?
I have some tips for removing the bubble holes, but I can not explain very well in English, if you're interested I can try to explain to you how I solve this problem
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Hell yeah man!
I'm using a crystal resin (pure) + Flexible Resin (To be resistant to falling damage)
Thank you!
Morbach
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That was very nice of you to offer help like that,bro.
knucklefunger
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betomatali
Thanks for offering Amnur some help, we all appreciate it
Thanks for offering Amnur some help, we all appreciate it
betomatali
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OK lets start (sorry for the bad english je je)
Just remember that I am talking about products that are in Mexico, it is necessary to find equivalent products in EU or others countries.
I prefer to use two-component polyurethane resin (A + B) and add a bit of powdered calcite, calcite powder makes the resin becomes highly resistant to impacts.
This type of resin in the liquid state is very fluid and easily fill the small details of the mold, and let out the air bubbles to the surface faster.
The way I do the casting of the resin is as follows:
First add in the mold a bit of talcum powder for babies. talc absorbs the liquid resin and delivers a better distribution and filling of the mold in addition to giving the piece a matte finish and a better surface for painting, it is important not to use too much powder, and distribute within the mold using a soft brush to form a uniform and very thin layer of talc.
NEXT
I prepared a small amount of resin, and formed a first layer of resin.
I start a process I call "MANUAL ROTOCAST", rotating the mold in all directions allowing the resin is evenly distributed throughout the mold cavity. Once this process is finished and if I notice some bubbles or that there are parts that can not easily filled, use a small piece of wire to force the filling, this is great to avoid air bubbles in the nose, ears or very small details.
Is important to note that the resin hardens in just 3.5 minutes (at least the resin that I use) is sufficient time for this process, but better get used to working fast (MEEP MEEP!)
NEXT
Must prepare the rest of the resin and finish filling the mold, it is not necessary that the first layer resin is completely hardened, the resin should always flush slowly and steadily to avoid turbulence in the liquid that is which air bubbles form and finally a few light blows to the mold filled with resin also helps to eliminate air bubbles
Finally I would like to advise that try to make the molds in one piece, you can make a complete mold and cut with a knife by the back of the head with this avoids lines and burrs union or at least disguise
Look at pictures of the mold and the piece of resin, as you can see I have no air bubbles or marks union (although the texture helps me a lot), and note the matte finish. (tomorrow I upload photos from the mold, I want to go to bed zzzzzzz)
I hope this information helps you with your project is a great sculpture, I would like to purchase one of your PUNISHER headsculpts, What is the cost?
Best regards
Just remember that I am talking about products that are in Mexico, it is necessary to find equivalent products in EU or others countries.
I prefer to use two-component polyurethane resin (A + B) and add a bit of powdered calcite, calcite powder makes the resin becomes highly resistant to impacts.
This type of resin in the liquid state is very fluid and easily fill the small details of the mold, and let out the air bubbles to the surface faster.
The way I do the casting of the resin is as follows:
First add in the mold a bit of talcum powder for babies. talc absorbs the liquid resin and delivers a better distribution and filling of the mold in addition to giving the piece a matte finish and a better surface for painting, it is important not to use too much powder, and distribute within the mold using a soft brush to form a uniform and very thin layer of talc.
NEXT
I prepared a small amount of resin, and formed a first layer of resin.
I start a process I call "MANUAL ROTOCAST", rotating the mold in all directions allowing the resin is evenly distributed throughout the mold cavity. Once this process is finished and if I notice some bubbles or that there are parts that can not easily filled, use a small piece of wire to force the filling, this is great to avoid air bubbles in the nose, ears or very small details.
Is important to note that the resin hardens in just 3.5 minutes (at least the resin that I use) is sufficient time for this process, but better get used to working fast (MEEP MEEP!)
NEXT
Must prepare the rest of the resin and finish filling the mold, it is not necessary that the first layer resin is completely hardened, the resin should always flush slowly and steadily to avoid turbulence in the liquid that is which air bubbles form and finally a few light blows to the mold filled with resin also helps to eliminate air bubbles
Finally I would like to advise that try to make the molds in one piece, you can make a complete mold and cut with a knife by the back of the head with this avoids lines and burrs union or at least disguise
Look at pictures of the mold and the piece of resin, as you can see I have no air bubbles or marks union (although the texture helps me a lot), and note the matte finish. (tomorrow I upload photos from the mold, I want to go to bed zzzzzzz)
I hope this information helps you with your project is a great sculpture, I would like to purchase one of your PUNISHER headsculpts, What is the cost?
Best regards
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Thank you Beto. I've already done that layer stuff, but I didn't know about the babie talcum powder. That's was a great tip man! I'll try it.
Thank you so much!
:chew
Ps:. The head is $32, and the shipping I have to check.
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much!
:chew
Ps:. The head is $32, and the shipping I have to check.
Thank you so much!
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