Everything came out pretty decent. My suggestions for the paint is 3 fold. 1. Prep prep prep, prep is key. Make sure you sand off any imperfections of areas where there is raised paint and then prime with a decent primer (or just matte black) 2. Dry brush the red paint on instead of "painting" this will allow you to build a solid color without bulking the paint and will also allow for the muscle definition to be brought out by the under black layer. 3. It seems a little overly glossy so I'm wondering if you used enamel paints instead of acrylic (and not the walmart stuff) enamel has a tendency to chemically react with soft plastics I.e. the limbs etc. and it becomes sticky and doesn't seal all to well.

I like the box art too it looks clean! You could've also markered out the name and just wrote deadpool with some redpaint and haphazardly painted his logo on the side of the box, that might add a little deadpool flair

Hopefully you don't take that too critically just wanted to offer some tips for your next custom or perhaps the next time you tackle deadpool!

thanks that was actually a very good input, I will take every comment in action, the next time, I really thank you for your comment, full of very usefull information, and a very sharp opinion. thanks for watching.