Lynx-O wip

Well since I am still working on finishing bengali , I started with linx-o is a very small update

Ah, Thundercats Ho! Lynxo, nice!

"Arturo milomir, post: 123372, member: 26943" said:

Well since I am still working on finishing bengali , I started with linx-o is a very small update

I'm looking forward to your Lynx-O.

Linxo o is looking sharp

"Arturo milomir, post: 123456, member: 26943" said:

Linxo o is looking sharp

Thats pretty good! Is that one of those Panthro head casts from eBay? The Matty figures are 6" and the Bandai are 8" so maybe the head is a bit too small?

Now to mod him and paint it

"ThunDerianRoyalGuard, post: 123458, member: 524" said:

Thats pretty good! Is that one of those Panthro head casts from eBay? The Matty figures are 6" and the Bandai are 8" so maybe the head is a bit too small?

Yes that's the head , it doesn't look that small in person

I dig the Lynx-O head.

It's finished

Looking cool, makes me want to get my team finished off and do a Lynxo.

A few tips I can offer, if you don't mind, would be when painting try to use a few thin coats, so you don't get an uneven surface or brush strokes. Also hit the figure with a semi-gloss coat when done, to protect your paint and give a nice factory look. I would also open up the joints a bit to prevent paint rub. you can do it with a scalpel on areas like the shoulders. Taking of a millimetre of plastic will mean you can repose without taking any paint away with the movement. Speaking of posing, I wouldn't repose for at least a few days after painting to give the paint a chance to set up fully.

"Arturo milomir, post: 123477, member: 26943" said:

It's finished

Looks pretty good. :)

"Booshman, post: 123494, member: 25641" said:

Looking cool, makes me want to get my team finished off and do a Lynxo.

A few tips I can offer, if you don't mind, would be when painting try to use a few thin coats, so you don't get an uneven surface or brush strokes. Also hit the figure with a semi-gloss coat when done, to protect your paint and give a nice factory look. I would also open up the joints a bit to prevent paint rub. you can do it with a scalpel on areas like the shoulders. Taking of a millimetre of plastic will mean you can repose without taking any paint away with the movement. Speaking of posing, I wouldn't repose for at least a few days after painting to give the paint a chance to set up fully.

Thanks for the tips , is the first time that IAM customizing action figures and painting has allways been a challenge for me , I just like it hehe

"Arturo milomir, post: 123497, member: 26943" said:

Thanks for the tips , is the first time that IAM customizing action figures and painting has allways been a challenge for me , I just like it hehe

Yeah, there is a lot of trial and error. It's all good fun though. Looking forward to what you put together next.