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Author:  dokuroking [ Sun Feb 20, 2011 3:49 pm ]
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Nice tutorial on painting the Mario and Luigi figures:

http://translate.google.com/translate?u ... =&ie=UTF-8

Author:  Russblue11 [ Sun Feb 20, 2011 6:35 pm ]
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Do painters really have to do this with each individual figure? Must take hours if you can't just reuse the tape again...

Author:  pollard_hunter [ Sun Feb 20, 2011 6:49 pm ]
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ah, the yellow tamiya masking tape is awesome! very cool article, thanks for sharing!

Author:  Prometheum5 [ Sun Feb 20, 2011 7:07 pm ]
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Russblue11 wrote:
Do painters really have to do this with each individual figure? Must take hours if you can't just reuse the tape again...


For customs and stuff, like this dude painting his Mario set, yes. For production figures like the teeth on a Zagoran painted by Gargamel they have a metal mask made, which costs thousands and thousands of dollars. Search around on here, I think there's been a thread or two about making them.


Thanks for posting this article... the guy writing it clearly knows what he's doing, and the figures came out fantastic.

Author:  Rich [ Sun Feb 20, 2011 7:35 pm ]
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Prometheum5 wrote:
Russblue11 wrote:
Do painters really have to do this with each individual figure? Must take hours if you can't just reuse the tape again...


For customs and stuff, like this dude painting his Mario set, yes. For production figures like the teeth on a Zagoran painted by Gargamel they have a metal mask made, which costs thousands and thousands of dollars. Search around on here, I think there's been a thread or two about making them.


Thanks for posting this article... the guy writing it clearly knows what he's doing, and the figures came out fantastic.


I wouldn't say thousands and thousands but a couple hundred a mask. Depends on complexity and how many you need.

Author:  Prometheum5 [ Sun Feb 20, 2011 7:37 pm ]
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Rich wrote:
Prometheum5 wrote:
Russblue11 wrote:
Do painters really have to do this with each individual figure? Must take hours if you can't just reuse the tape again...


For customs and stuff, like this dude painting his Mario set, yes. For production figures like the teeth on a Zagoran painted by Gargamel they have a metal mask made, which costs thousands and thousands of dollars. Search around on here, I think there's been a thread or two about making them.


Thanks for posting this article... the guy writing it clearly knows what he's doing, and the figures came out fantastic.


I wouldn't say thousands and thousands but a couple hundred a mask. Depends on complexity and how many you need.


I have been told thousands by people who have had masks made or quoted quite recently ;)

Author:  Rich [ Sun Feb 20, 2011 7:44 pm ]
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Well I have personally done the same and it's definitely not thousands per mask. And I'm willing to bet my guy is the same as their guy. Maybe if the toy needs 5-10 masks then yes.

Author:  Rich [ Sun Feb 20, 2011 7:51 pm ]
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And man I can't count how many nights I spent doing exactly what he is doing in those pics. Last time it was all those Lucha bears for kazu, man those took a LOT of time to do. Tedious work that is for sure.

Author:  stealthtank [ Mon Feb 21, 2011 12:45 am ]
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Author:  toybotstudios [ Mon Feb 21, 2011 1:05 am ]
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some great tips there. i learned something new. Tedious work to be sure, but there is something "zen" about masking a toy. relaxing in a way.

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