HOW TO PAINT BANE'S SKIN CUSTOM LOOK
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- čas přidán 19. 06. 2021
- #photography #mcfarlane #actionfigures
EIGHT FULL steps to painting Bane's skin with a custom look. It makes for cool looking Mcfarlane figure.
1-- use a light beige
2- use a dark beige -- a thin coat of the first
3- use a yellow wash - with the excess with a sponge using a stippling technique
4 use a red wash with the excess with a sponge using a stippling technique
5 use a blue wash with the excess with a sponge using a stippling technique
6 use a brown tone to give more depth
7 use a light beige to add hightlights
8 a final wash of red to add depth to the skin texture
last step is the green veins ---
use a fine tip brush to apply a yellow green mix / let it dry
apply a green wash only in that area
last apply with a sponge a light beige to simulate under the skin
Cover all with clear coat of your choice.
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Amazing work my friend. Amazing and well explained.
Thanks
Thanks again for watching
Love how you did the veins
Thanks
Beautiful clean work 💪
Thank you sir
I have watched all your Bane videos like 5 times each! LOL. I love your work and love your instruction. So easy to follow! I have totally repainted all parts of Bane except for his skin. That is next but I’ll be following your video so will have this song stuck in my head. LOL
Thank you for these videos! Your do fantastic work and are a great inspiration.
Hello Neehar, glad to help, Bane is a good figure to customize..I recently reworked mine again. Glad to share.
Thanks again for watching
Wish my Bane looked like this. Mine's still unopened. Love the flesh color you painted and the whole outfit is killer! Kudos!
Thanks
I’ve recently moded him again…
Amazing work.
I see now that the hardest part of this project will be painting the skin because as you said there is not a single color but rather a multiple tones that makes up the overall flesh tone. Thanks for the great tips and for sharing your video with us here on CZcams... Like I've said before, im glad to see that these can be done without a airbrush. I'll definitely will try to buy that spray that you dpoke of to seal the paints to the figure. Again thank you for your tips and painting advices 👍
Glad you like … the flesh tones are a whole project…
Seal it with Mr Super clear or Model Masters semi gloss clear coat
Excellent 👌
thank you
By far my favorite customizing channel. Awesome level of detail and production. I always learn so much thanks for taking your time to teach.
Glad you like it - so much to share … thanks for watching
Straight up clean! I redid mines as well but made him a custom tank top, red gloves tubes. I did his skin over also.
Yeah ! Sounds good . A custom shirt … that’s they way to go
I know you must be anticipating that new Batcycle that’s coming out!! That’s gonna be an interesting custom project, can’t wait to see you go to work on it.
@@articulatedhero8611 oh yes , I ordered more than one ! I’m excited to get that …
Do you have any pics or links ? That sounds interesting and I love this figure and seeing what everyone is doing to it to make it different and unique.
I have most of this on my I Instagram account
First off amazing job! I just got the materials to do this and I’m so excited! A quick question though. You use the mr super clear as a primer and paint on it correct? Also when you spray the figure with the mr super clear does is freeze up the joints and make them stuck? And I noticed while you were painting an moving the joints the paint wasn’t scraping off is that because the clear itself? Sorry a lot of questions
Hello
Thanks for watching
Mr Super Clear is a plastic spray that dries with a slight texture….. it’s a good base for dry brush technique even a color change depending on the paint used.
You only need a light coat….. on the surface to be painted…don’t spray the joints they will become tight ….. you will need to sand the joints if you’re painting them…with McFarlane figure the paint rub is mainly from the ratchet…… if you lightly spray the Super Clear on the joint it has enough texture to stain it…. Thick paint won’t be need, you only need to give the impression it has thick paint… this requires fully drying it before another wash…. Can you seal it? Yes, but since it’s hidden and not showing paint rub clear coat isn’t needed. Each figure is different…
@@InkDropCustoms thank you so much for responding quickly and the awesome help. Much love
Glad to help
I really love your videos and probably get annoying saying that every video. Do you have anything planned for the Dark All Father Batman Baf yet? I cannot wait for that and your King Shark Repaint and mods (nudge... wink )! Thanks again for another GREAT and informative video.
Getting caught up…. I have a few projects in line - Dark Father etc… Todd keeps cranking them out too fast for me to catch up …
Lol now we have a new better bane from McFarlane.
Oh yes, it’s about time… got one on order…
Which version of mr super clear did you use?
I only the matte finish…. It’s expensive so I only buy that version, I get more uses out of that finish
He looks sunburned
You can add as much color as needed.. … you can tone it down but not using not using a red wash ….the camera shows more saturated colors. .. … I have one more neutral skin tone but it looks faded color on camera… so I had to add color to show the process on camera .
Thanks for watching