Nicely done, man! Reference the ARC as a blue light-what I do is paint the ARC a medium light blue, so that the outside edges hold the color. Next, I paint a lighter blue to the center. After that, I drop white paint into the center and spread it out very softly so that the effect is of a bright light that has a blueish tint at the edge. Keep 'em coming!!

Thanks man!

Hmm, it'd be a lot of work, but you could add in an LED light, but if you wouldn't want to do that, start out with a dark blue and then gradually decrease the hue. The way I have dealt with a lot of reflection, I took a black cloth (you could use a towel or tee shirt) and drape it over a box without a front or a top and that helps a LOT.
-JT

Dang man! That turned out very nicely! And I agree, the paint rocks man! Especially the battle damage! A little idea, you could use an xacto knife and carve out the shape of the arc reactor in his chest piece, then give the AR a blueish hue(I think a sponge with paint on it will give that effect, but double check that. Then put the thin sculpted part of the AR and put it back in. It'll give the figure more dimension and detail. But, it's up to you. But that looks great! Makes me happy I traded that figure to you!

Thats man! really appreciate it

Wow, your painting is smooth, really nicely done! If it was me, I'd give the ARC reactor a little bit of a blue hue to it.
-JT

Thanks , I wish the lighting didn't reflect so much on it. How do you think I should do the blue hue, I was thinking about it but I didn't want to mess up.