very nice and very cool, I have had one of these for awhile and didn't think of doing this....now I wanna try LOL so you just paint/apply super glue over the rubbery arms? wow, you need to do a tutorial on this.....or is there one?

No tutorial, in fact it may not even be necessary, but some of the paint rubbed off pretty easily on the test patch I did, so I gave it a try. Not much to it, just get a bottle of super glue that comes with the brush applicator and apply it like you would paint. I like the Krazy glue that is purple and turns clear when it dries. When you're done, make sure you let it sit overnight to dry completely or you'll mess up your brush. Like I said though, you put enough coats of paint on there and the superglue may not even be needed, I left a spot free of glue just to see and it seems fine. I put several coats on though, two coats of a grey base, then a couple coats of orange, then drybrush yellow, then a couple of rounds with a black drybrush.

looks like its actually burning,cool idea and very cool custom!

I picked up that technique awhile back when I was painting some lava tiles for a D&D game.

cool

Thank you!

Beautifully painted, brother!
Another Xysma masterpiece!
It's so cool to be treated to 2 perfectly executed Tarpit's in one week!

Thanks NeCro! I'd never even heard of the character until I got asked to make him.

2 Tarpits in less than a week! LOVE IT! Nicely done my man!

This one is all you brother, my buddy apparently saw yours and had already bought Clayface from me, but I still had him here at the house, so he sent me a picture of what I now realize is actually your figure and said, "I want one of these!"

glad to see the formula resulted in a satisfied customer!

Nahice!! Rougues abound!

Thank you OJJ, I am having so much fun with these Flash rogues.

awesome.

Thanks Ringo!