Joker Laugh
Jr Member
Hi Guys. Sorry I have had a lot on latley but there will be some new updates real soon 
I promise
I promise
New Hunter Reporting for Duty........Sir. Update pg 11.
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Uhlakk
Sr Member
Moving Canon
This is a video from my canon. I tried the same way, but isn't finished yet. Looks ok so far.
Your suit is awsome! Congratulations!
This is a video from my canon. I tried the same way, but isn't finished yet. Looks ok so far.
Your suit is awsome! Congratulations!
Joker Laugh
Jr Member
Hahahahaha thats Great mate I think I may have started a new trend lol
Joker Laugh
Jr Member
Just for fun
LemonFreshElder
New Member
That looks awesome so far! Can't wait for an update!
Joker Laugh
Jr Member
O.K guys here is a little update for you all.
I managed to get myself some variouse bird skulls from Ebay and they look real good for size. I need to strengthen them up now.
Here is a update pic of Murray, Still in the works.
And here is a pic of all the variouse bones and skulls together.
I managed to get myself some variouse bird skulls from Ebay and they look real good for size. I need to strengthen them up now.
Here is a update pic of Murray, Still in the works.
And here is a pic of all the variouse bones and skulls together.
YAUJA WARRIOR
New Member
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAH NICE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
btw
wat is that 1 round bone in the middle of the necklace? looks great!! cant wait for more
btw
wat is that 1 round bone in the middle of the necklace? looks great!! cant wait for more
one and only
New Member
Looks great dude - Can't wait for another update.
Joker Laugh
Jr Member
Thanks guys.
Yauja Warrior: The middle skull on the necklace is a Toad skull from a sci-fi plastic kit. i.e build your own toad skeleton etc.
Yauja Warrior: The middle skull on the necklace is a Toad skull from a sci-fi plastic kit. i.e build your own toad skeleton etc.
ancientpredator
New Member
Whow! That looks good..
To strengthen the skulls which I use I'm using a specific table varnish which is used in most restaurants and cafeteria to protect tables.
It looks like a 2 way mixture which has to mixed properly (take at least 5-10 minutes to stir!!) and it will become rockhard.. HOEHA!! Used it on a very fragile skull and fragile skull
and now its very strong..
Use the bird skulls lad..it will give your predator a specific edge...
To strengthen the skulls which I use I'm using a specific table varnish which is used in most restaurants and cafeteria to protect tables.
It looks like a 2 way mixture which has to mixed properly (take at least 5-10 minutes to stir!!) and it will become rockhard.. HOEHA!! Used it on a very fragile skull and fragile skull
and now its very strong..
Use the bird skulls lad..it will give your predator a specific edge...
YAUJA WARRIOR
New Member
hey thx for the reply
UPPPPPPPPPPPPDATES!!! wanna c the leeeeeeegs when u start emmmmmm
LemonFreshElder
New Member
Awesome work on the necklace.
TDJC
New Member
Wow this is great! I'm making a fanfilm in the uk with super cheap costumes but i'm starting to work on a decent suit to follow up and this is a big help. Can i ask what paints did you used for head/skin and what primer etc, also where did you get your netting? Excuse my childlike exitement I'm a total noob on this and you're inspiring me!
Cheers
Cheers
Joker Laugh
Jr Member
Hello TDJC.
First off: Thanks.
Seckondly: I usualy use a mixture of different paints but when it comes to a movable part like skin I just mix normal Acrylic paint into a dish or bowl with some normal liquid latex, a quick stir then paint on etc. I usualy paint the cream flesh parts first then while still wet I apply the black areas making shure the two do not run into each other. Once dry I drybrush a little bit of Brown into the black to cream areas to blend it all together, Then I add a few black spots here and there etc, just anouth to make it interesting. Once all dry I give it a thin coat of clear varnish to mimic a wet look. After this its just nit picking here and there etc.
As for the netting it was given to me by my brother in laws farther. He said he found it while on a walk.....He said its a fox hunting net.....Its very flexible but still strong and the best thing its black so I did not need to dye it etc.
Hope this helps.
First off: Thanks.
Seckondly: I usualy use a mixture of different paints but when it comes to a movable part like skin I just mix normal Acrylic paint into a dish or bowl with some normal liquid latex, a quick stir then paint on etc. I usualy paint the cream flesh parts first then while still wet I apply the black areas making shure the two do not run into each other. Once dry I drybrush a little bit of Brown into the black to cream areas to blend it all together, Then I add a few black spots here and there etc, just anouth to make it interesting. Once all dry I give it a thin coat of clear varnish to mimic a wet look. After this its just nit picking here and there etc.
As for the netting it was given to me by my brother in laws farther. He said he found it while on a walk.....He said its a fox hunting net.....Its very flexible but still strong and the best thing its black so I did not need to dye it etc.
Hope this helps.
TDJC
New Member
Hello TDJC.
First off: Thanks.
Seckondly: I usualy use a mixture of different paints but when it comes to a movable part like skin I just mix normal Acrylic paint into a dish or bowl with some normal liquid latex, a quick stir then paint on etc. I usualy paint the cream flesh parts first then while still wet I apply the black areas making shure the two do not run into each other. Once dry I drybrush a little bit of Brown into the black to cream areas to blend it all together, Then I add a few black spots here and there etc, just anouth to make it interesting. Once all dry I give it a thin coat of clear varnish to mimic a wet look. After this its just nit picking here and there etc.
As for the netting it was given to me by my brother in laws farther. He said he found it while on a walk.....He said its a fox hunting net.....Its very flexible but still strong and the best thing its black so I did not need to dye it etc.
Hope this helps.
Hey. Thanks for that. I'm starting my first paint job this week so thats just what i needed! Does the varnish restrict movement of the mandibles at all or does it keep its flexibility? Also can i double check how many coats of latex you used for the body skin? Sorry to keep asking questions mate!
Cheers
Joker Laugh
Jr Member
Hi Guys. Well For coats all you need realy it to mimic a wet feel/look so I belive I only applied two maybey three coats in total. As for mandable restriction, no mate...... The varnish does not restrict my mandables. Its still flexible but still gives the wet feel/look.
The cannon: It no longer fires and yes I will be extending the wire to my left arm or thigh.
As for what Varnish am I using: its just a normal everyday wood varnish from a DIY store. Just remember to not apply it to thickley.
Hope this helps
The cannon: It no longer fires and yes I will be extending the wire to my left arm or thigh.
As for what Varnish am I using: its just a normal everyday wood varnish from a DIY store. Just remember to not apply it to thickley.
Hope this helps
