Видео

Glad it was helpful! I always hated drawn out tutorials so I wanted to make this one really information dense

It’s actually one of the boxes from one of the Funko pops. But you can find a template online and photoshop it to match your design. Once it looks the way you want it you can have it printed on card stock at your local Walgreens and cut it out with an exact knife. Just make sure you send them the correct size

Hey there! It’s technically possible but it’ll take some extra work. The neck of the bobble heads is a corkscrew so that the spring can be screwed onto it. You’ll need to find a way to make the neck of a normal Funko pop into a corkscrew by shaving away and adding plastic.

Fr

The epoxy is from Amazon. Here’s a link! Aves Apoxie Sculpt Clay - a.co/d/iXFq0Lv Folk Art is a solid paint brand, I’ve used a lot of their paint for projects like this. They do make paint on primer, here’s a link to some on Amazon! The Army Painter Brush-On Grey Primer - 18ml a.co/d/ga71hMS

@@DonahoeFilms Thank you very much for the response. This will help out quite a lot.

Glad it was helpful!

If a Funko pop has a hat, helmet, or mask of any kind they are definitely part of the head

Thanks so much! The key is to use primer before painting and use high quality paint around the $2 per color range also do more than one coat of paint

This was before that feature was available. But this is still a great option if you want even more customization!

Thanks so much!

Let me know if you need any advice through the process!

You need one piece from each jar because it’s actually a 2 part chemical reaction. Mixing the 2 parts together is what makes the apoxie harden, if you only use one jar then it will never harden.

@@DonahoeFilms Oh I didn't know that ^^U

I used deco art Americana Acrylic paints. You can get them at Michael’s

Totally...

If I wore glasses I'd probably forget to take them off and fall asleep then break the bastards. I've looked for my sunnies while they're on my head more times than I like to admit🤓🧐🥴👈

Thanks!

Thank you!

Thanks 🔥

Thanks! This was actually my first short film I made to get into film school 4 years ago. I’ve definitely learned a lot since then

Glad you liked it!

Yeah some of them are easier to remove than others. If you can’t get the ring off you can always get the body back on by dipping the neck in boiling water and pushing it back in

@@DonahoeFilms ooooo true! thank you!!

I actually just put it back in the box it came in, but I have made custom boxes before. You can find templates online, edit them in photoshop and have them printed on thick card stock at Walgreens

@@DonahoeFilms do you know the correct size for the box when youre printing it out?

Also does it have to be clear primer I only seen grey primer

@@fernandoarmenta152 I used an art software called paint tool SAI, but the program doesn't matter. You could draw the blueprint on paper if you like! its just to give you an idea of where you're going.

@@fernandoarmenta152 Grey primer is perfect!

this is the bad place!

No worries! You can put it back onto the body by dunking the bottom of the head in boiling water. This will soften the ring up enough so you can put the body back on! (Just watch your fingers!)

@@DonahoeFilms I've already burned myself twice today while cooking, so no worries. At this point, I'm immune ^^ Thanks 💖

Yup! It softenes the plastic so it's easier to shave the shoes off with a knife or some sand paper

The primer just helps the paint stick to the Funko pop. It also makes the paint a little brighter in my opinion, but if it's working for you keep doing your thing!

I'm Mr.Peege on IG, I'd love to see how they turned out!

the hardest choices require the strongest of wills.

This is actually my wife, I should have mentioned that 😂

You could! A lot of people use pottery clay. that stuff has to be set in the oven though, so it can get a little dicey. I've jus t found that the apoxie sculpt was easier because it sets on its own.

@@DonahoeFilms would it work if I used air dry clay?

I use a spray-on primer before painting and I haven't had an issue. Also, make sure you are buying nice paints. something in the $2-$4 per color range. Those 80 cent paints don't work very well in my experience.

@@DonahoeFilms oh I haven’t used primer before, I’ll try that! Also, what kind of primer/ paints do you use?

@@yorkledork I use Americana Decoart matt finish paints and any kind of spray on primer. Just make sure you don't spray it indoors.

I'm sure you can Google some print outs