![[Spellbinder] This was a very similar build to the Batman Beyond. Shave the emblems, the lightning bolts and boot lines off. I filled the face and wet sanded it until it was right. Laid a good coat of primer and laid the tangerine orange by hand. I wanted the costume markings to have sharp lines so I used masking tape and a lot of patience. all the black was hand painted also. The face was drawn out free hand then I rough painted it. Once I had the desired basic outline I tightened it up with the masking tape. Any runs under the tape were then repaired.](userimages/customs/6500/6433-1.jpg) Spellbinder Batman Beyondby gixxerfoolThis was a very similar build to the Batman Beyond. Shave the emblems, the lightning bolts and boot lines off. I filled the face and wet sanded it unt...0 comments | ![[Terry McGinnis as Batman Beyond] This is my first serious custom done a few years ago. I started by sanding down all the emblems and lopping the lightning bolts of his head. I filled in all the necessary depressions and sanded them smooth. I then smoothed out the boot line, wrinkles in the ankles and sole line to make it look like a one piece suit. A mold was made in Plaster O Paris from a regular Batman 10" for the "ears". I used two part modeling epoxy and pressed it into the mold in small pieces to prevent cracking the mold and air pockets. They were glued to the head and then smoothed. The pouches were made from Milliput. I wanted to accomplish two things with the chest emblem, 1. I wanted it to look like a raised emblem and 2. I wanted it to look leathery and abused. I made a stencil. I then added several layers of masking tape over the whole chest, changing direction with each layer. After I had it to the height I wanted, I laid the outline on it and cut out the emblem all the way to the figure. M](userimages/customs/6500/6432-1.jpg) Terry McGinnis as Batman Beyond Batman Beyondby gixxerfoolThis is my first serious custom done a few years ago. I started by sanding down all the emblems and lopping the lightning bolts of his head. I filled ...0 comments |