How visible are the seams where the two mold pieces come together on your new m35?
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mvde27 wrote:Update....Here is my 2 M35 bodies side by side. Cast on the left and oil painted on the right. I wasn’t entirely please with the oil paint “white” so I decided to cast my own M35 in a silicone that I could tint white. The regulars were exactly what I was looking for, a uniform color on an articulated body.
Also after trying to paint a second color over the oil paint it did not adhere as well as noted in this forum already. But the cast body can now be painted on easily. I have a few more steps but will continue to post progress.
If anyone is interested I can post the entire custom and casting process when I am completely finished.
Almost none. The mold is a urethane Rubber which is a little stiffer for the siliconegooboo wrote:How visible are the seams where the two mold pieces come together on your new m35?
PhenomenalGubernatorFan wrote:As promised, the testing of Gundam Real Touch Markers on TBLeague seamless bodies continues. We have already seen how well it works for painting nipples (HERE). Naturally, it would work for other small details, like tattoos. Here is an example on the same body.
Keep in mind that this type of marker is unforgiving if you make mistakes. Water, soap, and alcohol do not seem to erase it or even smudges. So proceed carefully and at your own risk. Carefully soak up excess ink and let it dry for a day or so. Then re-apply the protective powder. The marker has two different applicators, and the smaller one (under the lager cap) is likely going to be your choice for designing tattoos. However, even it is not suitable for very fine lines, for example for painted body hair.
Testing continues.
mvde27 wrote:Phenomenal
BAMComix wrote:That looks awesome Ian! top work!
skywalkersaga wrote:Oh wow, that turned out great!
Stryker2011 wrote:That’s really cool. So awesome to find out that works.
skywalkersaga wrote:Definitely also curious if this would work on top of the oil pastel or not....
Stay tuned.... still working on it. Actually got some commissions out of it so trying to perfect it. CheersDiana wrote:Holy cow! So much progress since I last checke din here.
Awesome tattoos, Gub, and I also hope to see an in depth tutorial on that casting progress, mvde27.
Progress Picmvde27 wrote:Stay tuned.... still working on it. Actually got some commissions out of it so trying to perfect it. CheersDiana wrote:Holy cow! So much progress since I last checke din here.
Awesome tattoos, Gub, and I also hope to see an in depth tutorial on that casting progress, mvde27.
skywalkersaga wrote:Thank you for sharing the results of your latest experiment, GF. I think it looks turned out fairly well, given the challenges, though it's also good to be aware that it's not totally permanent.
Diana wrote:Holy cow! So much progress since I last checke din here. Awesome tattoos, Gub, and I also hope to see an in depth tutorial on that casting progress, mvde27.
mvde27 wrote:Stay tuned.... still working on it. Actually got some commissions out of it so trying to perfect it. Cheers
Magnificent!!mvde27 wrote:Progress Picmvde27 wrote:Stay tuned.... still working on it. Actually got some commissions out of it so trying to perfect it. CheersDiana wrote:Holy cow! So much progress since I last checke din here.
Awesome tattoos, Gub, and I also hope to see an in depth tutorial on that casting progress, mvde27.
Diana wrote:Magnificent!!mvde27 wrote:Progress Picmvde27 wrote:Stay tuned.... still working on it. Actually got some commissions out of it so trying to perfect it. CheersDiana wrote:Holy cow! So much progress since I last checke din here.
Awesome tattoos, Gub, and I also hope to see an in depth tutorial on that casting progress, mvde27.
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Close-up, please?
Did you sculpt that mask?
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