Ey amigo..It's also o.k. not to follow advises as long as good works comes out..Maybe I can learn also something from you In the future..I shared my knowledge because I also use hand paint as well..No problem with your other customs. Keep it as your reference and so you can see improvement..I recycle my old ugly custom works and enhance them if I can.Feel free to comment also to my custom figures. This is only way we learn and improve our crafts.By the way, I saw your other works and they are impressive!

thanks again customiza 2,
only one thing, I have another custom figures
finish all ready, maybe 300 or more, so if you see
another figures that were I don't follow your advices
if becuse this figures are finish at this time.
but for all the new custom that I will do I be follow your
advices.
I'm very grateful.

I really love these WW customs!

Oh.. Another tip man.. Just to ensure smooth paint while brushing.. you also use a little sanding if there are protruding or uneven parts..If you will paint also the hair,here's another tip: There's no such thing as black hair. If you are going to use pure black color, you will notice that it's too bouring and flat..If you wanted to paint dark hairs, mix dark brown and royal blue or any dark blue.Purple and Brown may also be a option. Green and darkbrown. you may add also highlights such as light brown to metallic brown.just the protruding part of the hair. For Brunettes, base color is dark brown. After drying, add the highlights of red-brown color mixture. say, 70% red and 30% brown.For blonds, base color is yellow ocre,then you may highlight it with pale yellow or yellow mixed with metallic gold. For white haired, base color is Gray or light or baby blue then highlight it with white. You may spice it up by adding silver to make it more pearl white highlights..Again, this my not be accurate but just play along with..

of corse it help me a lot.
I does a lot of mix before I'm get some results.
yes, I don`t have airbrush only traditional paint brusshes
your comment cuztomiza2 is really very very useful.
I use normally flesh like base and add some drops of drown, red, and ocre.
but now I know and little more about of tha paint art
thanks to you.
thanks lot.

Wonderful customizing you got there.. I just had the same problem repainting before.. I think they call it OVERWORKED.This hppens usualy if you are using traditional paint brushes (Like me)instead of the AIRBRUSH. Symptoms are the paint buid up especially on the skin tones.What I did was to actually folow the original skintones and not covering the entire flesh/skin parts. I suggest mix your color flesh tones first until it you were able to equalize the original flesh color, then once you got it, paint only the parts to be covered.Here are the colors you can use for skin tones:For white complexion, mixed 50% white,30%flesh and 10% red,10% yellow ocre. Tan =50% flesh,30% yellow ocre, 5% orange, 5% red,5% green and 5% brown.Start with with the majority color then mixed bit by bit the other colors until you matched the original color.The mixing percentage are not really accurate but just a guide.You may play along with it. The key here is that your flesh tones wouldn't appear like PAPER MACHET art. You may do the wash technique to define the muscle lines using darker colors.(Usualy Brown-red,Green-yellow ocre,Violet -Green mixture..godluck hope this will help...

mmmm...yes
you are rigth!
I must fix this problems
may be soon.
thanks!

I like it, the elecktra head seems to be a favorite amung many
(It's just me but I think the tiara should go over wondy's hair not the other way around IMO). Something odd though, most people make wonder woman figures without heeled boots! Even the official ones (or most anyway) have flat footed shoes, even though the comics show us heels...I soppose its so the figures can stand? Anyways I like your JLA good luck, keep it up, and have a good day