Recent content by Alastair

Hi Everyone, I thought I would post links to my notes on removing most of the screws when dismantling the DeLorean. Only documented so i can put it back together later. Not in a great order but hope it can help. Some of them are well hidden. Only thing I had to break so far is one wire that is...

My 1/6 Resident Evil Extinction Alice kitbash and custom. I used the Brother Productions Zombie Killer as the base. Head: Replaced and hairpunched Body: Replaced with Pop Toys Super flexible small bust Boots: Laces replaced and repainted Stockings: remade from scratch Shorts : added leather...

Hi, I could do it but I am in Australia. I have examples on Instagram at AMFXCreations. Attached is my conversion of the Sideshow Connor Macleod.

If you don't want to style it again, then a gloss medium from the art store would work. Acrylic or polyurethane gloss coat.

The sites that cater to the fake baby industry usually have a good selection of mohair at good prices.

I really like the civvy outfits, it's a point of difference from Blitzway. I would also get the Holtzman. They can keep Kevin.

The river head was done by Trevor Grove in a small run years ago, no longer available. The damaged Cameron is available from Kumik. The was also a run on the damaged Cameron organized by member Ryan Pliskin on the boards here.

Best head yet. The corset is also the most accurate to date but the body suit is not right and the guns are wrong, the compensators are missing.

Hi Tantoun, you can either get a wig, size 4 is generally right. Try here Female Accessories or Wig Shop at Facets - Size 4

As Scully wears a suit you shoul try the old Ladies Mission bodies. They can cross their arms and legs really well.

After seeing the movie, if HT do him right then Vision is number 1 on my list. Will have to see what they do with the Scarlet Witch.

Fabric paint from a craft or art store will be the best if you want to keep the feel of the cloth. If you don't mind it getting a little stiff the Liquitex acrylic works really well. I see it for everything, it needs no fabric medium or setting.

I use mainly Liquitex acrylics, both hand brushed and airbrushed. Just get some flow medium and some matte medium and you are all set. They work well on both plastic and rtubber.

Look for something that has a low minimum setting under 10000 rpm. That way you can sand and polish plastic without melting it.

That works well.