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Jinx was the grandson of Louise Hastings from the Darkhold Redeemers, and when his mother died, he came and joined the group and later became the apprentice of Modred the Mystic. I used Civilian Logan's body and Prof X's head. I just sculpted the hair and changed his nose a bit so it wouldn't look too much like Professor X. The paint is kind of sloppy, I know, as I suck at painting. I would have wanted him to wear a baseball cap, but I didn't know how to make one that would look good. ***UPDATE OCTOBER 2007*** I wasn't completley satisfied with my Jinx custom. I liked the recipe and all, but the execution was pretty bland to say the least. So I removed most of the original paint, modified his torso some, sculpted a cap and then repainted the figure. First I didn't know if it was any better than the original version, but when I looked at the old picture of it, I was very satisfied, I think I succeeded with what I tried to do.  |
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I used Apoxie Sculpt.
And I took a piece of string to tie around the figure's neck, around the plastic, so that the plastic was tight and wouldn't move when I put sculpt on it and smoothed it out.
You should test it, I was really pleased with the outcome.
Awesome man - did you use a base for the cap? or did you just sculpt it onto the actual head and prise it off once it was almost set?
was it aves sculpt you used for the hat or another medium?
~_@
Dedi
Tony: I was refering to my original version of the figure when I thought it was crappy, I think it's really nice now.
Very nice work - thats a great cap you sculpted mate - lovely sculpting and paintwork on the body - especially the folds in the clothing
Simply great - even for a "bland" figure as you say
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Dedi
Edit: WOOT 100 POSTS IN A MONTH!.. almost a month then
I wasn't completley satisfied with my Jinx custom. I liked the recipe and all, but the execution was pretty bland to say the least.
So I removed most of the original paint, modified his torso some, sculpted a cap and then repainted the figure.
First I didn't know if it was any better than the original version, but when I looked at the old picture of it, I was very satisfied, I think I succeeded with what I tried to do.
Let me know what you think!