World Rogues Gallery Rhino Repainted

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  1. pantherfan Registered

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    I dunno if anyone here really does the painting thing, or really even cares about it, but I got this Rhino bust, and decided to strip and repaint it. Let me know what you think!

    The original:
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    My repaint:
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    Nice work!

    Kinda gives his face more depth when he's not so fish-belly white.
     
  4. the teeth look wierd, otherwise great job
     
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    Much nicer; great job.

    I never go to the trouble of stripping and then repainting busts, but I have been known to touch them up a bit. The paint on them is usually like something slopped on with a housepainting brush. Rhino came out great, nice work :up:
     
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    Thanks...did the teeth like that on purpose, to give it more of a "comic-y" feel. They aren't quite as white as the picture shows, though...they're more beige. The actual color was tapioca.
     
  7. dude lemme say, this is fantastic, great painting skill, keep it up.:up:
     
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    That looks about a thousand times better. Very good.:up:
     
  9. The Lizard Didn't eat Billy

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    Good job, and if the comic-bookish look was your goal for the black-lined teeth, then that works too. :up:

    I'm sometimes tempted to repaint the tail on the Rogues Gallery Lizard, due to the non-matching yellow underside painted on it. I suppose one could also choose to paint the chest yellow to match the tail.
     
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    awesome job



    does anyone know how to get paint to stick to the spidey 2 super poseable figure? i've sanded, cut, and done anything i can think of and NOTHING sticks.
     
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    Lizard...go for it! I'd love to see it.

    Spidey, anything that I repaint, I give a warm bath with liquid soap. This gets any chemicals off that may have come from the factory...you'd be surprised what a difference it makes! On some, I strip the paint with Castrol super clean, but if the paint isn't on too thick, I just skip that step. Next, I lay down a decent primer coat, and bam! Good to go. That should take care of it for ya.
     

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