I Hated the paint job of my SideShow 1:1 Baby Yoda, so I repainted it!

[sparrowfan]

I loved the prototype that was shown, and when it was shown in the TESTED Video.
but I felt the actual production model's paint job was a bit lacking. I felt it was too flat and pale.

I ended up doing a repaint on mine to give it warmer tones as well as adding more sheen to his skin to make it more life-like/silicone like.
what do you guys think? hate it? love it?

all photos are unedited and straight from my cell phone
cheers

 

[BlandoCalrssian]

Looks fantastic. I think for a mass produced collectible Sideshow did a really good job and I love mine, but this definitely is head and shoulders above. How did you paint the head without painting the existing hair at the same time?

 

[cdyoung]

Outstanding! If you would like to share, I'm always interested to hear people's paint and weathering techniques.

 

[OdiWan72]

Looks fantastic. I think for a mass produced collectible Sideshow did a really good job and I love mine, but this definitely is head and shoulders above. How did you paint the head without painting the existing hair at the same time?

curious about this myself!

 

[sparrowfan]

Looks fantastic. I think for a mass produced collectible Sideshow did a really good job and I love mine, but this definitely is head and shoulders above. How did you paint the head without painting the existing hair at the same time?

for the top of the head where theres hair, i used a tiny paint brush and did it very carefully! hah

 

[Reel Fakes]

Looks great! Can you describe your process?

 

[Pedro]

Wow! Can I take him home? Maybe a little washed out, but that could be the pics. Very cool!!

 

[joberg]

Very good paint job for sure...makes it more alive