Good stuff! The work on the costume and fine detail to it is great!

Nice Thing! I would recommend Testor's Dull Cote. I have never had any problem with things turning out sticky even capes when using it. Hope this helps!

hey, where do u purchase this " dull coat" I went on the testors website n only found clear flat, let me know man I order from testors all the time. than ks alot

You are a patient, patient man with all that white, worth it though. looks cool. nice work

hey bro thanks, here's my secret, it isn't white its a light light ghost grey made a tad whiter. it cover everything in 1 or 2 coats, but I think I used a half of a bottle on this guy, he required a big brush lol. thanks bro

He looks amazingly well done!!

Very cool I like that the only way it could be cooler is if the costume could be clipped on and interchanged with a classic blue version and as I have never seen anyone try this I will say that it is not likely to happen soon. But this is amazing

thanks a lot bob a ferrer, I'm actually a big fan of your work and a few others on here, keep it up

Re: Sealant - either Citadel 'purity seal' for a matte finish or Vallejo varnishes (brush on). They don't get 'sticky'. The only times that can occur is if you use an aerosol-based spray (either spray paint, or a spray sealant) on softer plastics (Marvel Legends capes, hair, or some of the soft HML body plastics). Those must be sealed with a brush on varnish. I find the Vallejo line (matte, primarily) gives great, durable results and a nice finish.

Very clean paint work...awesome

looks cool, great job with the paint!