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LASH wrote:

Do you know how many shows we have been in together or how many custom toys we have done on this board now, think about it

I was in NY over the weekend and heard your in the same show, curious to see what you did with that huge chunk of vinyl.

REdYOdA wrote:

The "big chunk" Kappa by Rich is incredible!

I want to see yours Paul! Flickr perhaps?

Paulkaiju wrote:

LASH wrote:

Do you know how many shows we have been in together or how many custom toys we have done on this board now, think about it

I was in NY over the weekend and heard your in the same show, curious to see what you did with that huge chunk of vinyl.

No doubt!
Thanks Rich.

I also have a heightened level of appeciation for this fig after painting it.

Oh man, the "big chunk" was damn awkward, but I'm all for charity.

Paulkaiju wrote:

Yeah, Rich I took it apart and low and behold gouges here and there before I got to paint it. :shock:

I had to put on the "egg gloves" to get it back together once painted though..

It's strange how they prime them with that really thick soft coat.
The bummer is ,if it gets dinged your pretty much screwed unless you strip it down to the bone and re coat it with 5-10 bottles of white instead of a plain quality surface like JP vinyl offers. :evil:

Glad I wasn't the only one steamin pissed with it. :wink:

Author:	Paulkaiju [ Tue Jun 02, 2009 10:22 am ]
Post subject:	Mummyubel
And his little Mummy baby pal...

Author:	Rich [ Tue Jun 02, 2009 11:30 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Mummyubel
Came out sweet buddy Do you know how many shows we have been in together or how many custom toys we have done on this board now, think about it I was in NY over the weekend and heard your in the same show, curious to see what you did with that huge chunk of vinyl.

Author:	Paulkaiju [ Tue Jun 02, 2009 11:57 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Mummyubel
LASH wrote: Do you know how many shows we have been in together or how many custom toys we have done on this board now, think about it I was in NY over the weekend and heard your in the same show, curious to see what you did with that huge chunk of vinyl. No doubt! Thanks Rich. I also have a heightened level of appeciation for this fig after painting it. Oh man, the "big chunk" was damn awkward, but I'm all for charity.

Author:	REdYOdA [ Tue Jun 02, 2009 12:06 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Mummyubel
The "big chunk" Kappa by Rich is incredible! I want to see yours Paul! Flickr perhaps?

Author:	Paulkaiju [ Tue Jun 02, 2009 12:07 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Mummyubel
REdYOdA wrote: The "big chunk" Kappa by Rich is incredible! I want to see yours Paul! Flickr perhaps? Maybe later.

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Author:	Rich [ Tue Jun 02, 2009 1:16 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Mummyubel
Paulkaiju wrote: LASH wrote: Do you know how many shows we have been in together or how many custom toys we have done on this board now, think about it I was in NY over the weekend and heard your in the same show, curious to see what you did with that huge chunk of vinyl. No doubt! Thanks Rich. I also have a heightened level of appeciation for this fig after painting it. Oh man, the "big chunk" was damn awkward, but I'm all for charity. Yes awkward was the word huh, I had one HELL of a time with the paint chipping off, I used almost a full can of clear on it and I hope it makes it through all the shows. . Not to mention you couldn't really take it apart. But the words " Disney" and "Charity" helped motivate. Good stuff buddy

Author:	Paulkaiju [ Tue Jun 02, 2009 1:44 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Mummyubel
Yeah, Rich I took it apart and low and behold gouges here and there before I got to paint it. I had to put on the "egg gloves" to get it back together once painted though.. It's strange how they prime them with that really thick soft coat. The bummer is ,if it gets dinged your pretty much screwed unless you strip it down to the bone and re coat it with 5-10 bottles of white instead of a plain quality surface like JP vinyl offers. Glad I wasn't the only one steamin pissed with it.

Author:	Rich [ Tue Jun 02, 2009 2:24 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Mummyubel
Paulkaiju wrote: Yeah, Rich I took it apart and low and behold gouges here and there before I got to paint it. I had to put on the "egg gloves" to get it back together once painted though.. It's strange how they prime them with that really thick soft coat. The bummer is ,if it gets dinged your pretty much screwed unless you strip it down to the bone and re coat it with 5-10 bottles of white instead of a plain quality surface like JP vinyl offers. Glad I wasn't the only one steamin pissed with it. This wasnt my first time painting something like this so I knew better than to strip it. You just sort of do your best to build on what it already there. Then hope and pray your clear coat will will hold it all together. This is usually why I dont paint western toys. I cant wait to see what you did, if you actually stripped it and painted it with V yours is gonna be amazing !

Author:	Paulkaiju [ Tue Jun 02, 2009 5:47 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Mummyubel
Full shots:

Author:	jcrazy [ Tue Jun 02, 2009 5:48 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Mummyubel
i like this kaijin sculpt alot more after this paint job. good work

Author:	motorbot [ Tue Jun 02, 2009 8:11 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Mummyubel
dang, sucks i missed this show. awesome work as always paul, same goes for yours lash. i've loved this figure since i first saw the sculpt, and i'll never get tired of your mummy technique

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