MCFARLANE TOYS TARGET EXCLUSIVE BATMAN YEAR 2
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- #photography #mcfarlane #actionfigures
Fixing the blue cloth cape for the Target exclusive Batman Year 2.
Adding 8 wires to produce the batman cape design. Setting all with Fabri-tac glue, no sewing required. The cape is held in place with pressure from the head itself. Very difficult material to work with. Practice on a spare material before taking on the challenge.
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01:17 choose material
05:22 adding wire
10:42 test fit
Sharing techniques to customize current action figures by painting or sculpting what is needed. Producing a figure the is either improved or just creating one from parts of other figures.
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You are very very very talented! I thought I had had skills as a customizer, but you are indeed very skilled…. I learn sooooo much from you, custom comics and Anthonys Customs
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Glad to share… more to share in future videos
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very clear demonstration, thanks!
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me gustaria tener tu habilidad, buen video como siempre
Hola gracias
Es practica vez tras vez… muchos errores en el proceso
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Looks pretty awesome 👏😎👍
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You always hit it out of the park. Great work as always! 👍
Thanks Wilfredo…. But it’s only after many attempts to achieve the finished product
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Always wanted to know how to do more than just the one wire...you are a genuis brother
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Glad to share
Took me a while to figure up it out myself
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Stunning.
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Nice ….
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Faster way: buy one on eBay
Lol great video as always
yes I bought 2 , but there is always the do it yourself guy out there
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Loved the video and cape, I gotta look around for some cloth and make myself a wired cape.
Yes, I’m that process now..
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Thanks for replying, and the good content.
Your videos are awesome.. I'm planning on replacing all my batman and superman capes with wired ones.. watching your videos is inspiring..
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Glad I could help
Thanks for watching
Just ordered the figure so this tutorial helped but I’m still nervous I’ll mess up, any tips?
Yes, for shading use thin layers to control the tone…. Make sure you disassemble the figure to easily paint it
Have fun
Yours didn’t break?
correct, nothing broken, yet.... I did heat the figure before I handled it. But it still has issues with the small trunks, goofy hands and week ankles
@@InkDropCustoms that’s actually pretty smart, when I got mine I wasn’t aware.Then I fixed it then it broke again. the dumbbell was like a rubber band because of the trash material.
I almost didn’t because of the horror stories… but I have had other figures split in half due to insufficient glue
@@fr0z3nmotion sorry that happened to you…. I have a feeling we’re gonna see this figure released again in a standard box, that will be the time to swap parts .
Thanks again for watching
@@InkDropCustoms thanks and np
Any interest in selling??
Yes, it’s certainly up for sale
Loving your videos. Getting a lot of great ideas from them. Question: are you selling a cape for the Y2 Batman figure? Thanks!
Yes made to order, finishing up an order now… for year two…. It’s cotton … I couldn’t find blue pleather…..
@@InkDropCustoms Cool. I’m not very picky with it being a one to one color blue. Do you have an email address or other form of contact to discuss price and timeframe? Thanks again!
I can’t do a color match with fabric… try Harker Customs he’s got one for $45
Me email is Photobella@mac.com
@@InkDropCustoms Oh no, I mean I’m cool if it isn’t a color match. I’m not worried about that.