Bilbo Baggins
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Re: Chucky doll modification WIP
Good Work!!
They should have done it like this in the 1st place.
Good Work!!
They should have done it like this in the 1st place.
Chucky doll modification - Finished pg2
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Starfighter29
Active Member
Re: Chucky doll modification WIP
Wow this project is really shaping up! Awesome job!
I also wish the original product had been this detailed...
Wow this project is really shaping up! Awesome job!
I also wish the original product had been this detailed...
Howlrunner
Sr Member
Re: Chucky doll modification WIP
Scars painted:
Then stitches (NOT staples you foolish manufacturers!), staples and teeth painted:
Really, the stitches are too thick and therefore draw too much attention to themselves, but i can't do too much about that without a whole lot of resculpting work.
Starting to think the skin looks too pale now.... :unsure
Scars painted:
Then stitches (NOT staples you foolish manufacturers!), staples and teeth painted:
Really, the stitches are too thick and therefore draw too much attention to themselves, but i can't do too much about that without a whole lot of resculpting work.
Starting to think the skin looks too pale now.... :unsure
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Bizarro Lois
Sr Member
Re: Chucky doll modification WIP
It's coming along nicely. You're doing a great job on this.
It's coming along nicely. You're doing a great job on this.
Vegas Vader 2
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Re: Chucky doll modification WIP
this is just too cool!! im looking forwrd to more progress on this!!
this is just too cool!! im looking forwrd to more progress on this!!
Re: Chucky doll modification WIP
LOOKS EVEN BETTER! Particularly love the teeth. Awesome job!
Joe
LOOKS EVEN BETTER! Particularly love the teeth. Awesome job!
Joe
cayman shen
Master Member
Re: Chucky doll modification WIP
Can you make the stitches more of a charcoal to minimize the way they stand out (since you said it bugged you--I think it looks awesome!)
Can you make the stitches more of a charcoal to minimize the way they stand out (since you said it bugged you--I think it looks awesome!)
Monteburns
Sr Member
Re: Chucky doll modification WIP
That is a huge improvement.
Great work! :thumbsup
That is a huge improvement.
Great work! :thumbsup
Howlrunner
Sr Member
Re: Chucky doll modification WIP
Latest:
Although it doesn't look too different from the last photo, I've yellowed the teeth a little more and then varnished them. Also added two staples (real ones) to the right side of the head.
The main difference here is that I've gone over the skin with a darker flesh colour that I've then sponged off/in. It doesn't really show in the photo (as they've all been taken with the flash), but it makes a HUGE difference to look at in natural light (not as pale any more). Also added some more purple to the right eye and blended it some more.
Hair work next....
Latest:
Although it doesn't look too different from the last photo, I've yellowed the teeth a little more and then varnished them. Also added two staples (real ones) to the right side of the head.
The main difference here is that I've gone over the skin with a darker flesh colour that I've then sponged off/in. It doesn't really show in the photo (as they've all been taken with the flash), but it makes a HUGE difference to look at in natural light (not as pale any more). Also added some more purple to the right eye and blended it some more.
Hair work next....
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Prop-Builder
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Re: Chucky doll modification WIP
That looks great! I enjoyed all the Chucky films, but nothing beats the first!
That looks great! I enjoyed all the Chucky films, but nothing beats the first!
Howlrunner
Sr Member
Re: Chucky doll modification WIP
Worked on the body - painted the hands and stitched scar to match the head. I then took some wire coat hangers, unbent them, cut them to length and inserted them through the neck opening into the legs and arms (which are filled with cotton batting). Then I bent the arms and legs into a more life-like walking pose:
Worked on the body - painted the hands and stitched scar to match the head. I then took some wire coat hangers, unbent them, cut them to length and inserted them through the neck opening into the legs and arms (which are filled with cotton batting). Then I bent the arms and legs into a more life-like walking pose:
Howlrunner
Sr Member
Re: Chucky doll modification WIP
OK, very, VERY nearly finished now.
Glued the hair back down along his hairline to hide the roots and added the central "crest" of hair. Also added the stapled-on sections of hair, along with real staples, and cut some hair up very finely for his eyebrows. Man, do I hate supergluing hair! :lol
So the head is now finally finished! :cool And I've very happy to say, it looks SO much better than the original factory finish:
Now I just need to varnish his nails and get a cable tie to reattach his head. I may make the dungarees more accurate by continuing the cut right to the top then "stapling" together, but not sure if I can find huge staples.
Finished, natural light (all pics have been with flash so far) photos will be along eventually.
OK, very, VERY nearly finished now.
Glued the hair back down along his hairline to hide the roots and added the central "crest" of hair. Also added the stapled-on sections of hair, along with real staples, and cut some hair up very finely for his eyebrows. Man, do I hate supergluing hair! :lol
So the head is now finally finished! :cool And I've very happy to say, it looks SO much better than the original factory finish:
Now I just need to varnish his nails and get a cable tie to reattach his head. I may make the dungarees more accurate by continuing the cut right to the top then "stapling" together, but not sure if I can find huge staples.
Finished, natural light (all pics have been with flash so far) photos will be along eventually.
Smallvillekalel
Active Member
Re: Chucky doll modification WIP
That is TOO COOLthumbsup Awesome Work What does your girlfriend think of Chucky??
That is TOO COOL
thumbsup Awesome Work What does your girlfriend think of Chucky??
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allosaur176
Sr Member
Re: Chucky doll modification WIP
awesome work man!!!
awesome work man!!!
darthgordon
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Re: Chucky doll modification WIP
I am very impressed :thumbsup
I am very impressed :thumbsup
Re: Chucky doll modification WIP
Looks awesome!
Looks awesome!
clarence
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Re: Chucky doll modification WIP
That is an excellent job how big are huge staples? most small businesses that have a dispatch area use staples around 1.5 inches wide for making up flat packed cardboard boxes the stapler is on a stand and is operated by the foot lever perhaps you can check local industrial estates:angel
There are some on E-Bay although I doubt you would need 20,000 they are the ones above and are 32mm wide so about 1.25 inches if they are what you need then get scrounging around good luck
That is an excellent job how big are huge staples? most small businesses that have a dispatch area use staples around 1.5 inches wide for making up flat packed cardboard boxes the stapler is on a stand and is operated by the foot lever perhaps you can check local industrial estates:angel
There are some on E-Bay although I doubt you would need 20,000 they are the ones above and are 32mm wide so about 1.25 inches if they are what you need then get scrounging around good luck
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Howlrunner
Sr Member
Re: Chucky doll modification WIP
My girlfriend hates him. He's not allowed anywhere near her. :lol
Yeah, I think they're the big staples (about 1" to 1.5") that I need - I used to see them on the really strong cardboard boxes that we broke up when I worked in retail. Seems to be a mixture of staples, safety pins and stitches on the clothes.
Good pics, thanks pfcGentry. :thumbsup
OK, I'm officially done with Chucky. I reattached his head with a new cable tie, used cable ties through the bottom of his shoes to attach him to a plastic base that I picked up in the plumbing/guttering section of B&Q, and stuck more straightened wire coat hangers through his body and legs to ensure he stays standing upright by himself.
Here he is outside in natural light:
I still prefer the Sideshow lifesize Chucky, but this comes a close 2nd for me (and WAY more affordable!).
That is TOO COOL
My girlfriend hates him. He's not allowed anywhere near her. :lol
Yeah, I think they're the big staples (about 1" to 1.5") that I need - I used to see them on the really strong cardboard boxes that we broke up when I worked in retail. Seems to be a mixture of staples, safety pins and stitches on the clothes.
Good pics, thanks pfcGentry. :thumbsup
OK, I'm officially done with Chucky. I reattached his head with a new cable tie, used cable ties through the bottom of his shoes to attach him to a plastic base that I picked up in the plumbing/guttering section of B&Q, and stuck more straightened wire coat hangers through his body and legs to ensure he stays standing upright by himself.
Here he is outside in natural light:
I still prefer the Sideshow lifesize Chucky, but this comes a close 2nd for me (and WAY more affordable!).
ItsThatGuy
Sr Member
Re: Chucky doll modification - Finished pg4
Excellent job. :thumbsup
Excellent job. :thumbsup
