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Friday, August 22, 2014

Stormtrooper and Sandtrooper with Dewback Mega Vinyl toys crafted by Acube Art Studios


 Stormtrooper and Sandtrooper with Dewback Mega Vinyl toys crafted by Acube Art Studiosphoto

Used MEGA vinyl toy as base for the Sand trooper. Dewback was sculpted from scratch using ball clay.  Dio was inspired by Episode 4: A New Hope scene where Sandtroopers were hunting for the droids C3PO and R2D2 in Tatooine.

  Stormtrooper and Sandtrooper with Dewback Mega Vinyl toys crafted by Acube Art Studios

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 Stormtrooper and Sandtrooper with Dewback Mega Vinyl toys crafted by Acube Art Studiosphoto

 Stormtrooper and Sandtrooper with Dewback Mega Vinyl toys crafted by Acube Art Studiosphoto

 Stormtrooper and Sandtrooper with Dewback Mega Vinyl toys crafted by Acube Art Studiosphoto

 Stormtrooper and Sandtrooper with Dewback Mega Vinyl toys crafted by Acube Art Studiosphoto

 Stormtrooper and Sandtrooper with Dewback Mega Vinyl toys crafted by Acube Art Studiosphoto

 Stormtrooper and Sandtrooper with Dewback Mega Vinyl toys crafted by Acube Art Studiosphoto

 Stormtrooper and Sandtrooper with Dewback Mega Vinyl toys crafted by Acube Art Studiosphoto

 Stormtrooper and Sandtrooper with Dewback Mega Vinyl toys crafted by Acube Art Studiosphoto

 Stormtrooper and Sandtrooper with Dewback Mega Vinyl toys crafted by Acube Art Studiosphoto

 Stormtrooper and Sandtrooper with Dewback Mega Vinyl toys crafted by Acube Art Studiosphoto

 Stormtrooper and Sandtrooper with Dewback Mega Vinyl toys crafted by Acube Art Studiosphoto

 Stormtrooper and Sandtrooper with Dewback Mega Vinyl toys crafted by Acube Art Studiosphoto

 Stormtrooper and Sandtrooper with Dewback Mega Vinyl toys crafted by Acube Art Studiosphoto

 Stormtrooper and Sandtrooper with Dewback Mega Vinyl toys crafted by Acube Art Studiosphoto

 Stormtrooper and Sandtrooper with Dewback Mega Vinyl toys crafted by Acube Art Studiosphoto

 Stormtrooper and Sandtrooper with Dewback Mega Vinyl toys crafted by Acube Art Studiosphoto

 Stormtrooper and Sandtrooper with Dewback Mega Vinyl toys crafted by Acube Art Studiosphoto

 Stormtrooper and Sandtrooper with Dewback Mega Vinyl toys crafted by Acube Art Studiosphoto

 Stormtrooper and Sandtrooper with Dewback Mega Vinyl toys crafted by Acube Art Studiosphoto

 Stormtrooper and Sandtrooper with Dewback Mega Vinyl toys crafted by Acube Art Studiosphoto

 Stormtrooper and Sandtrooper with Dewback Mega Vinyl toys crafted by Acube Art Studiosphoto

 Stormtrooper and Sandtrooper with Dewback Mega Vinyl toys crafted by Acube Art Studiosphoto

 Stormtrooper and Sandtrooper with Dewback Mega Vinyl toys crafted by Acube Art Studiosphoto
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Sunday, March 23, 2014

Star Wars Stormtrooper Figure verDC23


Star Wars Stormtrooper Figure verDC23 Photo

This is a project started way back April last year ( 2013 ) for a friend of a friend. My second out of retirement project that I was not able to finish on time. I would not be surprise if the client does not want the figure anymore ( Sorry Bro ). A couple of years of drama aside, I had fun working with this project.

The most challenging part of this build was the re-sculpting of the pose of the figure. I had to saw off the arms and legs and pin them in place. After pinning with copper rods, I had to sculpt arm pits and groin parts with Epoxy Putty and some Green Stuff. The painting was also a bit challenging as this was fully hand painted with Vallejo Model Colors and Washes. The hand painting was not a choice as my lone airbrush broke last year ( part of the reason I retired ).


The photo above shows the original state of the figure. I think I did a decent job re-posing it and an equally decent job hand painting this 12 inch figure. Hand painting white on such a big figure was not easy to say the least. Dang I need to get a new airbrush soon! The Vallejo washes worked like a charm! Would never trade those paints with anything else! Great stuff that produces better effects than the old enamel wash technique that dries in years!

 Anyways, below are more photos I took with my iPhone ( my camera also broke last year ). Hope you enjoy them. Thanks for dropping by! Until next post guys! Just enjoy the hobby! :)

Star Wars Stormtrooper Figure verDC23 Photo

Star Wars Stormtrooper Figure verDC23 Photo

Star Wars Stormtrooper Figure verDC23 Photo

Star Wars Stormtrooper Figure verDC23 Photo

Star Wars Stormtrooper Figure verDC23 Photo

Star Wars Stormtrooper Figure verDC23 Photo

Star Wars Stormtrooper Figure verDC23 Photo

Star Wars Stormtrooper Figure verDC23 Photo

Star Wars Stormtrooper Figure verDC23 Photo

Star Wars Stormtrooper Figure verDC23 Photo

Star Wars Stormtrooper Figure verDC23 Photo

Star Wars Stormtrooper Figure verDC23 Photo

Star Wars Stormtrooper Figure verDC23 Photo


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Sunday, April 7, 2013

Starwars Stormtrooper in progress

While I wait for the green stuff in the joints of the Ironman figure to harden and cure, I thought I'd start with the repose of the Starwars Stormtrooper 12 inch action figure.

The original toy has a silly standing pose that looks really funny in any pose. It will be a total waste of paint work if I won't repose this dang toy. I thought the proportions were off but after the repose it looks sort of just right.

Sawing the arms was a pain in the butt! The joints of this Stormtrooper are pretty solid. I actually broke a Tamiya saw in the process and had to use my old Trumpeter saw instead.

I also cut and heated up the joints of the legs and the ankle areas. It was a fairly quick work and the repose looks waaaaayyyyy better than the original silly pose. I need to fill in and sculpt the areas with huge gaps to complete the repose.

I will also need to create a simple futuristic base for this toy. Will have to get supplies to continue work on this figure. The usual green stuff and epoxy putty should work well with the sculpting of the gaps soon.

















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Thursday, April 4, 2013

Stormtrooper conversion coming soon...


StormTrooperPhoto

A good old friend has a friend that commissioned me to convert and paint a simple 12 inch StarWars Stormtrooper figure to look like the statue above... The toy is the photo below! :)

StormTrooperPhoto


Initially the dude just wanted me to add battle damage and blue markings to his toy... I think that just painting the toy above won't make the toy look impressive as the simple pose is not very impressive looking. So I then convinced the dude that I'd rather re-pose the toy and create a custom base to look a bit similar to the photos of the statue.

I will be getting this toy on Saturday. I will need to cut of those limbs to be able to manage to re-pose the toy. I bit of re-sculpting should be exciting and painting worn out paint markings and battle damage painting effects should be fun!

Anyways, stay tuned guys as I try to convert this simple toy to look as impressive as the statue below. :)

StormTrooperPhoto

StormTrooperPhoto



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