Action Figure Repainted AOU Titan Hero Hulkbuster
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It's Krylon grey for plastics, but yeah it's very odd as the arms are the only parts that aren't soaking the primer up entirely. There's a slight pinkish hue left on them after drying, which isn't a big deal but since I was going to go black base coat I don't want to encounter any problems down the road. So, I'll probably go with a red base coat instead.
Hexic
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I decided to get some good photos done at this stage before I add the battle damage. It's the part I'm most afraid of.
Brainiac
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to hell with scale says the photographer 
That's some damned fine work!!!
Did you guys all use the Gundam/Sharpie type pens to color in the large gold parts on the forearm armor? Or dry brush/paint brush?
Hexic
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Thanks!
The gold was brushed on. The lines I filled in with a fine sharpie. The grime is a black wash done by thinning out black acrylic that I brushed on and then wiped off.
Beautiful work sir ...makes me want to buy another, since I learned from my mistakes from the firstI decided to get some good photos done at this stage before I add the battle damage. It's the part I'm most afraid of.
quicksilver1082
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Very nice paintwork everyone!!! I've never tried anything like this, but after seeing all your amazing finished projects I picked up this figure from target today to give it a try. I do have one question though, what kind of brushes is everyone using for the gold and silver pieces? I'm getting the tamiya x-12 and x-11. Thanks and I'm very excited to get started on this
of course my wife is even more excited that I can get a hulkbuster for around $50 instead of $850
Oh, and would reflective tape work in place of the LED's?
of course my wife is even more excited that I can get a hulkbuster for around $50 instead of $850 Oh, and would reflective tape work in place of the LED's?
cofphoto
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Same exact technique here although I did do the fine marker last (although I don't think it matters whether you do the wash before or after the marker, but I didn't want to risk the marker smearing or anything).
I made mine pretty dirty and worn, which is what I was going for. #2 is going to be clean.
This is how mine looked.
cofphoto
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Ok so #1 - AWESOME.
#2 - come on, you painted the whole Hulkbuster but couldn't paint the Mk42 to look like the Mk43? That would drive me nuts.
No idea if this belongs to anyone here or not.
#2 - come on, you painted the whole Hulkbuster but couldn't paint the Mk42 to look like the Mk43? That would drive me nuts.
No idea if this belongs to anyone here or not.
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cofphoto
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Huh that was weird.....fixed it. Sheesh it was a 50kb jpeg file. Strange.
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Saw this on FB. Thought this was HT's Hulkbuster upon first glance.
TheGDBatman
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Wow very impressive. I just had time for the putty and primer over the weekend. Need to mask off some stuff before red.
Hexic
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Saw this on FB. Thought this was HT's Hulkbuster upon first glance.
Makes me wish I had (and knew how to use) an airbrush. I'm going to use this one as an example when I add the edge wear/battle damage.
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