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I started working on custom molded parts to go with my figures, These are some hats i did that can work nice for boy scout minifigs
I went tot the mid-week concert at Port Warwick inNewport News, Virginia, and spotted this beautiful custom chopper. I have a few more details photos - I will try to post them tomorrow.
A custom Ice Warrior that I created from an old Muscle Warriors figure (Muscle Warriors being a Galaxy Warriors knockoff).
Mostly this custom consisted of a full repaint, with dry brush techniques to create an ice effect. The necklace was added to the figure and painted to match.
The weapon is from a Mortal Kombat figure.
I could not resist to take a shot of this old motor bike in Jelsa, love the modifications.
New seat cover, camo paint, twin baskets and not to mention loose electrical wires.
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Thanks for all your support for my work in Photography. Lol: Gaston (aka Gasssman).
view in large size for all the custom details.
Quick shoot of my mates custom R6.
Bike is for sale, email if interested.
Strobist - 2 x sb800's, 1 at front of bike, the other lighting the side, both on 1/4 pwr fired by PW's
More pics and info on my Blog
A detail of a 1950s (?) Ford Custom at the Pete's Route 66 Gas Station Museum in Williams, Arizona, USA.
Found these the other day and thought they were too awesome not to check out.
And the verdict? They are indeed awesome.
Shmails and myself have worked out an agreement where I will sell the remainder of his custom figs. What you see here is only a sample of what will be in my store soon.
They will be priced to sell and may never be offered agin.
Edith Auction on Yahoo,
page18.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/w124263249
Girl/Obitsu 27-03 Custom ,white skin.
Carved lips, so that it becomes Stereoscopic feeling.
Face is painted with the Acrylic pigment.
The protection paint for gloss was applied to the lip and eyes.
This is a pyrex bowl that was heavily damaged, dull, and really just looked awful (the "before" picture is in my photostream). I figured why not use it for something better. The paint is all high temperature engine enamel. The pattern was made using a reusable glass stencil (the pattern is on both sides). I painted a clear coat over the paint and pattern to try and make it extra durable. I baked it in the oven at 200 deg. for 2 hours, hopefully that will set the paint correctly.
There are some flaws in the painting, but I am happy with my first attempt at this type of work. The biggest problem was the stencil wasn't made to go around something bending in multiple dimensions. I had to modify the stencil slightly so that it would lay flat. I also learned the painting needs to be very smooth for the stencil to adhere properly. Oh well... live and learn.