V for Vendetta Prop ( not the mask)

[THEWRAPOFCONS]

After watching V for Vendetta and after years of watching me make prop replicas my best friend decided t try his hand at it. So I let him use my workshop and he came up with this great looking replica of the Fingerman's badge from the movie. I made a mold and poured up a few and he did some trial and error weith painting and got this finished badge. Next I will be helping him t do the leather case.

 

[Mike J.]

Cool.


-Mike

 

[LogansRunner]

Looks REALLY good.

 

[MegaPrime33]

That's really good. Great job.

 

[shuktuki]

Thats nice
i was thinking of making myself one of those
at a rough guess i would say its about 3 inches by 1 and a half
let me know how far out i am

 

[Kris]

I just recieved this kit, and with the look of this screencap:

It looks
Shiney Silver,
Mat Black
and shiney Red.

Correct ?

How do I do this all ? I can paint and all, but do I need to clean the resin kit, or anything ?

 

[Mike J.]

Yes, you will need to clean the resin, to remove any mold-release agent and ensure proper adhesion of paint.


-Mike

Slightly better screencap:

-Mike

 

[Kris]

<div class='quotetop'>(Sith Sheriff Brody @ Jun 21 2006, 04:56 PM) [snapback]1265120[/snapback]</div>

Yes, you will need to clean the resin, to remove any mold-release agent and ensure proper adhesion of paint.


-Mike

Slightly better screencap:

-Mike
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I still prefer the mat blank.

 

[Kris]

So it's washed. Now what ? paint ?

 

[Mike J.]

Well, you'd wanna sand the back down so it's flat, and fill any bubbles in the resin; then prime, then paint.


-Mike