/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>1337165
After the acetone sludge dried, I sanded all the seams and used Bondo spot putty (the red stuff) to fill low spots, pin holes, and other defects. I sprayed on some high-build filler primer after that and did more sanding. At this point I need to go buy some oil-based clay and actually make the silicone molds of the pieces. I can cast a copy of the parts and make resin copies of this beast and probably sell enough to pay off my printer.

Once the molds are made I'll attach the rest of the pieces together and do more filling/sanding/priming/sanding. Eventually I'll get to a last coat of white primer and then start painting. I made sure to define all the details in the 3D file so I don't have to guess where to put them once painting starts.

I'm a novice at painting with an airbrush but Pokemon in general don't have super complex color schemes so I think I'll manage. I'll definitely need to practice if I want to try anything like shading or a sharkskin texture.