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Hi, long time fan of this site and now, finally, a member!! Ok, so, i'm a huge fan of Batman and, since i was a little kid i had many Batman figures, but i was always disapointed of the lack articulations, so... when i found Marvel Legends Face Off Punisher, i knew that was the perfect body for Batman. I couldn't get Punisher, but when Hasbro released the SHIELD Agent, i bought it inmediatly. I sanded the straps and other details of the figure, then used plastiloca to sculpt the emblem, mask, boots and gloves lines. For the gloves' spikes and bat ears i used some metal from a juice's can, so this guy can ACTUALLY cut others figure's katanas. For the Batbelt i used a piece of a bag i found, it's a plastic piece with wire inside, so it keeps the form you want, and can be detached of the figure. For the ponuches, i used plastiloca to sculpt them. The cape is cloth arranged and putted together to look like "the real batwings cape" Bat uses sometimes. I gave him two Batarangs, one from the Kenner's Batman from the 1989 Toy Biz Movie Batrope Batman and the other was made from can's metal, that can be stored in the batbel thanks a flexible magnet i glued to the back of the belt. This Batman was not my first custom, but i wanted to be my first presented custom here. So... thank you for looking.  |
| Mr Potato Head |  | Submission Order |  | Lilandra Neramani |
| Doomsday V?? | | DC Universe Series | | Super Girl |
| None | | Created by MonkeyManMX | | El Bulbo |
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When I started customizing figures I used plastiloka too, and it was great at the moment, but then I started to look for some better and maybe cheaper option and I found that I can buy 1 kg of epoxic clay for just 4.5 dlls (aprox. $60 pesos) in "resinas y pastas industriales" stores.
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Hermano, tu Batman luce de poca madre!! El murciélago en el pecho te quedó padrisimo, me encanta!! Cuando comencé a customizar figuras también usaba plastiloka, y aunque es una opción barata, al poco tiempo me di cuenta de que gastaba mucho dinero en barritas, entonces coemncé a buscsr y me di cuenta de que en los negocios en donde venden materiales para "hojalateria y pintura automotriz" puedes comprsr plastilina epóxica para trabajos manuales en tan sólo $60 pesos el kilo. Te paso ese tip
Thanks a lot! Hey, good advice, I'm going to look for it right now because plastiloka it's helpfull, I can founf it everywhere, but I spend a lot!! Thank you!!
Thank you very much!! Yeah, about plastiloca, I use it for all my sculps, it's a very util and cheap material. Thank you again and regards!
Very cool.Extra points for sculpting with plastiloka. I am glad that your first comment comes from a half-countryman. I lived in mexico for a long time, even though I ´ve been living in spain, my other country for quite a while now. show us the rest of your customs, and welcome to the realm!