Recent content by stopmo

I can't believe that grip is painted and not real wood. You are massively talented.

It's very nice but the fur lining looks like cannabis.

The suit looks great and you look like Peter Parker. I wish they made that Clear Dot spandex in other colours.

Thank you so much! I picked up a bottle today. I really appreciate the help. I don't want to bug you any further but if you happen to have the time I was wondering if you apply the oil to the prosthetic in advance or after it's been glued to the face?

Hey everyone, I cast some slip latex appliances for Halloween that I'm applying with prosaide. I'm using Mehron Clown White face paint over them (and the wearer's face.) I've noticed the makeup doesn't look the same on the prosthetics as it does on skin which makes it look even faker. The...

Thouroughly clean the inside of the cowl with 99% rubbing alcohol then scuff up the inside with steel wool or sandpaper to give some texture for the new latex to grab onto. If you're still looking to add structure if you paint a layer of latex then press pieces of paper towel into and and paint...

I just watched another youtube video where the maker sealed his with 5 minute epoxy and said it would be perfectly safe after it's fully cured....this would be ideal but I'm having trouble finding any information that confirms he is right about that.

I've made some friendly plastic zombie teeth in the past and followed tutorials that had you mix food coloring into the plastic to color them. It also had you super glue the teeth to the gums though I'm not sure how safe that is either. I'd like to paint a set with acrylic paint and seal it...

If you're asking how to print it on paper at home; you can open the file in adobe reader/acrobat and select tile from the print menu. You'd then have to tape or glue all the pages together. https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/print-posters-banners-acrobat-reader.html

Apologies if there's already a thread on the watch, I tried searching but I'm only finding old threads about the videogame. I'm not a watch guy but it reminds me a lot of the Timex Weekender though the face is not the same.

Beautiful looking work! Curious if you made any progress on the build?

Thank you and your brother for sharing so much about his technique. Could I ask what he used to seal the chrome paint before applying the black acrylic? I've heard a lot of clears can dull the metal.

That is by far the best paintwork I've seen on any of the batarang replicas. He nailed it.

You shouldn't put the spoiler in the title of the thread. Impossible to avoid.

That was so cool of her to post the tutorials. Her post about painting the scratches was really clever I never would have thought of that trick.