Wow, thats some legendary paint skills

LOOKS AMAZING, 100% BETTER

Awesome work again FF
~_@
Dedi

You beat me to this one Freddie - but your technique absolutely rips mine to shreds. Quicksilver needed a desperate paintjob and yours is nothing short of incredible. No more pale death face!

This is how QS should be! Those guys from Hasbro
MUST take lessons from Freddie.

Great shading job dude!!

Greg8624---well, I wouldn't go that far, but I appreciate the comment. I try, but still learning everyday
taddy333--- thanks man, glad you peeked at it
rpetras--- yeah, that version was kinda bland...need to find some more of those to use for fodder
Bakit?!--- I thank you my friend...and I have some ugly ones too....lol.
z's customs--thanks z! well, at the joints paint rub can occur when it is applied to thick. I try to primer it or spray it with the krylon color that bonds to plastic. or you can get a permanent marker and paint the joints first. the pro's sand the joints down so they won't rub each other and cause paint rub. I'm not a pro...lol! I do get some paint rub...but I paint my figures up not for a lot of posing, just for display...so a lot of heavy posing is not recommended whereas, some of my figures the paint rub is not a an issue at all, but others where the joints are really tight, it is. also, I just use the airbrush to shade it after I hand paint it. painting a whole figure from start to finish with the airbrush would be difficult for me, but possible I'm sure for the better customizer...which is not me...lol!
LWes---yeah, it does look sweet...kinda like the blue cotton candy???

Sweet looking colors! Looks like it would taste good.

I swore this was a statue when first saw it 10/10. Does any of your figures chip at the joints when you use the airbush?

excellent....you have some of the most beautiful paint jobs

Yea, that's about 14 million times better than the Hasbro no-paint-what-so-ever version

wow, the paint job is fantastic

O_O
WOW man you can paint......
air brush GOD !
::bows under greatness::