Ironman Statue Repaint at Youtube

I just uploaded the video photo gallery of my old commissioned Ironman statue ( fix figure toy ) at my new Youtube channel.

This is a fix figure toy / statue made of plastic rubber. I physically burned the figure and I painted and weathered this with Vallejo paints. A nice gloss Vallejo Premium gloss paint gave it this super glossy finish. 

Also here is the link to a few posts regarding this Ironman Repaint. 

Thanks as always for dropping by! until next post guys! 

Cheers!

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I get some of my tools from HOBBYMATE Singapore - HobbyMate at Facebook

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I only use Harder & Steenbeck for airbrushing - Harder & Steenbeck Airbrush

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Ironman statue repaint verDC23

 I just took some super crappy photos of my commission work Ironman statue repaint earlier today. My backgound is a couple of black shirts that looks really bad in the raw photos so I decided to stylize them to look decent enough. I will try to take better photos with a white background later today.

This blog badly needs fresh completed works and I am glad I finished this and the Ma.K kit to update my galleries.

Now that 2 quick projects are done and over with, I will now work on more complicated projects that will take time to finish. I have the MG Zeta Karaba, MG EX-S, MG Z'Gok ( Waylander vs DC23 vs Toymaker ) and the custom Starwars Stormtrooper.

Anyways I had fun with the repaint of this Ironman statue as I also added some battle damage effects in the process. The figure was painted with Vallejo Game Color, some Citadel paints and sealed with a Vallejo Acrylic Gloss Varnish.

Will make sure to update this with normal and better photos soon that are faithful to the look of the statue in person. Hope you enjoy these stylize photos for the meantime. Thanks for dropping by! Until next update guys! :)

 

 

 EDIT: BELOW are more color accurate photos of the Ironman Statue Repaint. :)

Thanks as always for dropping by! Until Next post guys! :)

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Ironman before painting

Figured I'd share some photos of the Ironman 12 inch figure after fixing the left knee and ankle parts. I got the figure drooping forwards and is not standing straight up but after some green stuff and super glue, the pose finally held up.

The photo of the figure in my workbench shows how bad the drooping was before the fix up. The following photos shows that it is standing pretty straight now that the green stuff specially on the knee parts has cured.

Anyways, here are some photos before the battle damage painting and weathering...

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Ironman statue in progress

I thought I will go straight to painting this handsome Ironman statue, apparently I had to fix the pose a bit as it is not standing straight.

The figure is made of fairly soft white rubber. And due to the stress of the weight of the torso, the legs and ankle parts loosened up and it cannot hold a straight pose.

I had to reglue the ankle part and the left leg knee part and reinforce it with green stuff. The green stuff will harden much like the material of the figure and should help in maintaining a straight pose.

I also had to disassemble all the parts of the figure so that I could clean up those hard to reach areas in between the connecting pieces.

Once the green stuff hardens in an hour or so, I will then start to do battle damage painting on this lovely figure. As always I will be sealing all the painting with wipe and shine soon.

Stay tuned guys as I try to improve this already handsome figure. :)

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Battle Damaged Ironman statue coming soon...

I did not paint this Ironman in these photos... but will be picking up the statue from a good old friend later today and sort of repaint it.

I am pretty excited to work on this project as I am very confident I could finish it in one weekend. I will just add paint chipping and battle damage effects to the statue and maybe some burn marks using Vallejo pigments. This project should add flare to my old stagnant commission gallery soon!

As always I will use Citadel and Vallejo paints for the damage effects and Vallejo washes and pigments to add depth to those armor plates. I am not sure if I need to tone down the shine of the surfaces / areas with damage effects, but I am pretty sure it should look great either way.

Anyways, just wanted to share these stunning photos of the statue in clean form before I bastardize the dang sheesh. Stay tuned guys! :)

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