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I bought the Rapunzel wedding doll at the Disney store, repainted it, and gave her a barbie dress that reminded me of the dress she wears at the end of Tangled
10183 at King Street Depot, the lone ex Glasgow 05 reg that was delivered as a replacement for a fire damaged example.
It has been more difficult to photograph over the colder spring months as its defective heating kept it off the road wherever possible.
Monster HIgh repaint
Her outfit is custom made and OOAK.
She wears removable hat, stockings, sleeves, original MH shoes (repainted) and non-removable dress.
Cleo! Probably my least favorite sculpt, she's kinda boring. But even so, I gotta repaint 'em all! hah!
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The Shelly repaint is slowly getting there, with just a few things to do before I'll be considering it complete. The two main jobs left are adding the branding to the interior cove panels for ticket prices and the pictures of the different Seasiders (which I'm going to have to draw...) and, on the rear, add the "great value fares" at the top. It's written in that weird splatter-like font that the Seasiders' names are in, so I'm going to have to draw half the letters from scratch.
Most recent additions (from earlier today) are the price banners on the rear, the shells on the cove panels and the sky/kite image on the upper deck ceiling, although back near the beginning of June I made the 'welcome aboard' graphic on the driver's door and a couple of other interior bits.
As I put last time I uploaded a Shelly update, I still don't know what the deal is with the ALX enhancement pack and whether I'll use it to create further Seasider repaints. From what I've read it appears to require the SP Renown as a dependency to work - which is a paid DLC and I don't own it - so do I spend £10 or however much it is just to blank out the rear window?
Also, I'm pretty sure this open topper is from an older variant of that same enhancement pack... so is this version even available anymore? I'll be substantially less than impressed if the repaint I just spent the best part of a year making can't be released because the version of bus it's for is no longer available. Guess I'll ask on FellowsFilm and see if anyone can be bothered to reply to me.
A sight not been seen since the Summer of 2006, when 90015 was tucked inside a Freightliner from Crewe Basford Hall as far as Ipswich Yard.
90002 being dragged to Toton Yard for repaint by DRS' 37059, seen here heading away from Stonea, 02/03/15.
Here is my first attempt at a full body repaint of a doll because it’s literally cobbled together from pieces of broken deuce and Holt dolls so nothing matched (broken hips, missing arms, replaced feet, etc) so I decided to turn him into my Spike the dragon custom.
His body is a few sprays of regular enamel spray paint meant for plastics while his head was painstakingly painted in very thin coats of acrylic to match the spray painted body.
I sprayed both his head and body with MSC but for different reasons. His body was glossy as heck so I figured a matte spray with both protect the paint and to help it make it look more matte. However this kinda melted the paint off from his fingertips and toes so I don’t recommend MSC-ing enamel spray paint lol.
His head got a healthy dose of MSC to protect it while I give him a face up so woo.
Some things I would do differently next time is sand down his shoulder joints so they don’t rub against his torso and chip away at the paint/give the paint coat some room. I would also prime his body a bit better to help the paint stick and sand down the joints so they don’t rub against each other as badly.
Now to not mess up on his face.
Lancashire United Ex Lothian TL11 engined Leyland Olympain 47 (B747GSC) visits Keighley for repaint into Yellow. On the left is Keighley & Distict's Ford Transit pickup 065 X465NCP.
Freshly repainted CX09 BGZ ( 696 ) sitting here at Bangor Bus Station preparing to depart with the route 62 to Amlwch
10157 was the only example not repainted by Larbert, it being done back in 2012 after a third party accident repair. It differs from the others not least by its new style Red Line branding but by the black strip between the windscreen and display being painted out.
Seen here on King Street on the 2.