Painting Video Game Waifu Models On The Beach

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• LT

  @lthprints · 2 months ago

  One of the best tan skintones you did so far, Good job mate

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• AA

  @Aahz321 · 2 months ago

  you know what would be perfect for the book, there's a literal Street Fighter swimsuit book out there, two of them if I recall. creating a decal of the cover and maybe an inside page, that would be funny as hell

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• DA

  @davecardoza4762 · 1 month ago

  I really appreciate your work. I’ve started to watch your videos since last month and I’ve subscribed. Your method of painting is so cool, incorporating different shades and hues to give  the skin that sheen and texture that looks as if she’s perfectly tanned from being at the beach. The skin looks so real, it’s amazing! I’ve been doing some restorative work on some of my vintage Masters of the universe action figures n I use acrylic paints for that. I paint them by hand but I quite get frustrated with this technique because sometimes, even though it might look good, the finish look a little grainy. I would prefer to use the paint spray gun because the paint looks as shiny and nice as the way they were originally painted. Another thing that you showed on your video was the use of water decal stickers. I’ve been wanting to use them on some of my old vintage Motu and Gi.Joe vehicles and other toy vehicles I own as well. Thanks for  the info on the correct paper to use and the spraying a matte finish to the stickers to help the colors not to run out of the stickers. I have an ink jet printer and I’ve been wanting to print the water decal stickers instead of regular ones. This video has been very informative and instructive. I appreciate it. 👍🏼🙏🏼

• JA

  @jasongreashaber2223 · 2 months ago

  Thats a really awesome model. I might have to check out that Patreon. 🤔

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• BO

  @BobBy-ft6dx · 2 months ago

  I am not always a fan of satin varnish skin, but this is the best one yet. lovely sculpt. to the sponsor now.

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• MA

  @marquisW4292 · 2 months ago

  Awesome work. Can’t wait to print and paint this tomorrow.

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• SE

  @SeonasStudio · 1 month ago

  damn you're good at this stuff!

• RO

  @robertsimeon7026 · 2 months ago

  That looks incredibly sharp, as always.

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• WI

  @WilliamEverhart28217 · 2 months ago

  I have found that if you flip the xacto blade over and scrape with the back of the blade, it works even better to remove seam or layer lines. Also try using surgical scalpel rather than a xacto. The scalpel has a little more flex to the blade and it makes scraping those lines even easier and faster.  I enjoy watching your content so much. Please keep up the amazing work both on the models and on the video content.

• DE

  @DeanPollikett · 2 months ago

  Outstanding work, please keep sharing, I’m learning so much!

• TH

  @ThePayneStream · 2 months ago

  Love it! I really wish I could get better with the waterslide decals for extra "pop". They just fall apart or don't come off cleanly.

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• RA

  @rahotep789 · 1 month ago

  One of your best for sure. Great job