baloo custom biomask for HT original Predator

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Question oh how much philosophic: can we satisfy everything to each? :dunno :lol
I tried to get closer as much as possible to the movie version:

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Knowing that it is possible to specify when ordering a particular preference, I'll bring the best I can to match... :wink1:
That suit you, friends?

Hell yes! :thud: This is a masterpiece.
 
Thanks my friends! :D
It pleases me always so much to see my efforts rewarded by your enthusiasm!

@ Jkno: you know what, Sergiu... Vlad contemplates me from my desk of work now and I can't stop wondering if I'm going to be the next poor guy on his list... If you see what I mean. :lol :1-1:

The Romanian history said he only took "care" of the enemies of Vallachia, the Turks (Ottoman Empire), the thieves and criminals. So you are safe :lol
 
Thank you all, friends! :bow

@ Levit05: There's no electronic my friend, just some welds to do properly, you know. Not a big deal in fact, but you have to beware not wanting to go fast. :wink1:

@ work13: Yep, Classic is supposed to match with HT version. Here is my process:
First layer = Aluminium (applied with an airbrush)
Second layer = 1 unit Polished Brass + 2 units of steel (applied with a small foam pad) to give that grainy aspect which is specific of Hot Toys. Then Micromesh when dried.
Finish = dark gray wash + varnish satin

@ P.: So, as I was just saying, only the Classic is with this grainy aspect because it is supposed to match with HT version. This variant is intended for collectors displeased by the design of HT's helmet but whom not wishing to go further in customization of their figure. :wink1:

Amazing Baloo! Thankyou for sharing your technique. How did you learn that? Did you learn from someone else to do it? Or did you learn on your own through trial and error? If it were me, it'd probably take me hours of trying different things to get just the right effect. You are very talented sir. Thanks again for sharing your awesome work with us on this thread. :clap
 
@ sprig0701: You'll only have to post your implementing, Frank! :wink1:

@ Maglor: ... And a little hello from your part, that's already pleasant, so what to say when you compliment me! Thank you Mag, I appreciate! :D

@ work13: Wow... Thanks too! Well, I'd say a few all at once: some trials, happy or unhappy, (but do not we say that we learn from our mistakes?), a sharing of experiences and a few years of practice... I am pleased to share some knowledge I have, this is my fulfillment. :monkey3
 
Thierry, you should make some Stormtrooper 1:6 helmet to show Sideshow how it has to be done. To give them a lesson in quality. ;) And maybe even a 1:4 Premium Format Stormtrooper helmet, Sideshow's is just a scaled up of the inaccurate looking 1:6 one.
 
An interior of stormtrooper helmet? As I've got one: may be one day, Sergiu!... Hehe :wink1:
In fact, I started customizing the helmet of my Darth Vader figure before I tackle the biomask of the Predator... I would have to finish it. :monkey3
But what I dislike most of all with the Sideshow figures are the joints too loose! :gah:
 
Baloooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!! how long to my meeting with full ultimate beauty!!!!!!!!!!!!!:pray:
 
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