Sahare Studios
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I decided to accuratise the Hasbro Proton Pack. Let me know what you all think.
Background:
I've always loved the brand new look of the '84 PP.
This was the Omni (Zeddemore hero GB1):
This is the way GB1 packs look today:
Obviously they didn't age like steel or aluminium. The shell (minus thrower and end cap) looks like scuffed and scratched painted fibre glass.
This is the Afterlife pack
This version is a lot less aged than the one seen on screen. In this one the aging is primarily on the cyclotron. The workbench pack is also aged very little.
This was my result in trying to make the Hasbro have the same weathering as a new '84 pack while acknowledging the dings:
I'd like to try Barnard/Blackbird slip/Fullers earth next.
Although it's the first time I weathered anything, any questions about what I learned doing this, feel free to ask, love to help.
PS: Everything I did is 100% reversible to stock Hasbro. I didn't drill or cut anything. (Apart from removing the Hasbro weathering)
Background:
I've always loved the brand new look of the '84 PP.
This was the Omni (Zeddemore hero GB1):
This is the way GB1 packs look today:
Obviously they didn't age like steel or aluminium. The shell (minus thrower and end cap) looks like scuffed and scratched painted fibre glass.
This is the Afterlife pack
This version is a lot less aged than the one seen on screen. In this one the aging is primarily on the cyclotron. The workbench pack is also aged very little.
This was my result in trying to make the Hasbro have the same weathering as a new '84 pack while acknowledging the dings:
I'd like to try Barnard/Blackbird slip/Fullers earth next.
Although it's the first time I weathered anything, any questions about what I learned doing this, feel free to ask, love to help.
PS: Everything I did is 100% reversible to stock Hasbro. I didn't drill or cut anything. (Apart from removing the Hasbro weathering)
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