"Arrow" Season One Build

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Should the gold tips on the limbs be metallic or flat gold?


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For anything gold that needed painting I went with metallic brass and did brown ink washes to simulate the finish they did on all the brass parts.

The combination of brassy yellow and transparent/oily brown creates a nice bronze-y look up close.
 
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Making progress
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Slow progress is still progress!

The Arrow suit is mostly together with a few choice areas left to do (armpits and crotch are a bitch) but I've been putting in some time learning to airbrush and working on my wife's Deathstroke mask.

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Slow progress is still progress!

The Arrow suit is mostly together with a few choice areas left to do (armpits and crotch are a bitch) but I've been putting in some time learning to airbrush and working on my wife's Deathstroke mask.

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Nice! But actually that's Billy Wintergreen's mask. Not Deathstroke.
 
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Nice! But actually that's Billy Wintergreen's mask. Not Deathstroke.

It's both of their masks, really.

Both Slade Wilson and Billy Wintergreen wore the same mask, described as their unit's version of a tactical balaclava for covert operations.

Slade drives a sword through Billy's eye while he's wearing his, then dons his own when he attacks the Amazo.
 
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someone somewhere clearly thought bright yellow was the logical choice for covert ops :)
 
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"You know what would make this balaclava more tactical? A rubber "mean face" and bright colors!"
 
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And sat around the camp fire after a hard days killing, Wintergreen cracks a joke, they both laugh, but there are no smiles, only black/yellow rubbery frowns
 
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Wiped it on with a paper towel, used less than 2 oz, and thus far it is durable enough that I've had to destroy the vinyl to damage the paint job.[/QUOTE]
what color did you use I've been looking at the midnight green
 
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Small update:

Domino mask complete.

I think I'll end up doing another in the future using some things I learned along the way, but I'm pretty pleased with how this one looks.

First mask I've done from sculpt to finish, very exciting!

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what color did you use I've been looking at the midnight green

Missed this, sorry.

I used Midnight green. A thin application does a good job.

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That looks great!!

Thanks!

I think you did a better job on the overall shape of the eye-holes, and the curvature of the upper portion where the arch of the brow meets the strap. I feel like I'll end up re-doing this at some point but, for the moment, I'm pleased.
 
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I think you did a better job on the overall shape of the eye-holes, and the curvature of the upper portion where the arch of the brow meets the strap.

It took a lot of patterns to get where it is. The eye holes were the trickiest part. I'm jealous of the color you ended up with!
 
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Missed this, sorry.

I used Midnight green. A thin application does a good job.

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Thanks and its ok :)


Thanks!

I think you did a better job on the overall shape of the eye-holes, and the curvature of the upper portion where the arch of the brow meets the strap. I feel like I'll end up re-doing this at some point but, for the moment, I'm pleased.




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Since you're building bows like a champ, I had a question about the placement of the chock-- is it centered or slightly off center (horizontally on the rise, I mean)? I'm trying to figure out how he fires arrows without hitting the chock. Even with the hinge on the rest, the chock still seems to be in the way if I center it. I feel like I've set it low enough on the riser based on photos, but maybe I haven't? Or do I need to lift the hinge used as the arrow rest just a bit?
 
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Since you're building bows like a champ, I had a question about the placement of the chock-- is it centered or slightly off center (horizontally on the rise, I mean)? I'm trying to figure out how he fires arrows without hitting the chock. Even with the hinge on the rest, the chock still seems to be in the way if I center it. I feel like I've set it low enough on the riser based on photos, but maybe I haven't? Or do I need to lift the hinge used as the arrow rest just a bit?

Prim and I recently had this discussion. Based on a lot of screen caps we've seen (not all), the chock appears to be basically touching the bottom limb. This definitely allows for arrow clearance.
 
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Prim and I recently had this discussion. Based on a lot of screen caps we've seen (not all), the chock appears to be basically touching the bottom limb. This definitely allows for arrow clearance.
That's what I was thinking. I'd seen conflicting photos and was curious to see how others were handling it-- or not. To the bottom limb it is then! Thanks!
 
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