I’d maybe paint each part individually then spray it with a varnish, maybe that will prevent anything from rubbing off? Not sure, I’ve got my hell blaster and a sister on the way so I get to experiment myself! Thanks for the video, I was worried about breaking the thing when pulling it apart 😆
I see hands for these figures on ebay but it doesn't look like the hands can be replaced. Anyone know what to do? I'd like to replace hands with lightning claws
I painted all the parts individually and used a varnish and everything went together fine except for the legs, I can’t seem to put them on and I’ve been trying so long and now the paint is rubbing off, idk what to do??!
@@EatooaProductions It will depend on the paint you used and the amount of heat. I’d not heat it up too much. It might be easier to dip it into hot water for short bursts of time
Yeah acrylic would be fine. I’d still recommend using a spray primer first to help make it more resilient. It’s also worth mentioning that reposing or playing with the figure often will risk rubbing the paint off so a layer of varnish after painting is recommended as well
I’d maybe paint each part individually then spray it with a varnish, maybe that will prevent anything from rubbing off? Not sure, I’ve got my hell blaster and a sister on the way so I get to experiment myself! Thanks for the video, I was worried about breaking the thing when pulling it apart 😆
warm the socket joints with hot water, leave the pegs "cold". Makes the whole process even easier
Prime, and Varnish properly and it won't rub off
thanks for giving me the confidence to break my toys!
Thank you for this video! Helped me greatly.
Thanks for the kind comment! And good luck with painting your marine!
Why not heat the figure in hot water before n after assembly of parts , it helps a lot and assures u don’t damage your figure or joints.
Love the way they disassemble so easy!!
Did you paint him?? Can’t see any follow up videos..
Is it possible to remove the calve part from the leg itself?
Is not some kind of sealant you could put over the finished part job then reassemble the marine
Show us some painting tutorials for these!
I have big plans for this plastic man! Subscribe and you'll see how he turns out as soon as he's finished. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@meaculpahobbies9454 I got a question for you dose acrylic paint work or any type of paint for the artist proof marine
Put the figure in hot (near boiling) water then it will pop apart very easily.
Thanks for the tip! And thanks for the view and comment as well.
Seconded, makes pulling the head, waist and feet apart so much easier!
I see hands for these figures on ebay but it doesn't look like the hands can be replaced. Anyone know what to do? I'd like to replace hands with lightning claws
I painted all the parts individually and used a varnish and everything went together fine except for the legs, I can’t seem to put them on and I’ve been trying so long and now the paint is rubbing off, idk what to do??!
Have you tried heating up the parts? Either with a heat gun/hair drier or by dipping them in hot water? That’s what I’d try next. Good luck!
@@meaculpahobbies9454 thank you I’ll try that but do you think the paint would come off if I use a heat gun?
@@EatooaProductions It will depend on the paint you used and the amount of heat. I’d not heat it up too much. It might be easier to dip it into hot water for short bursts of time
@@danielprosser7834 ok I’ll try that, I used acrylic and a varnish but I’ll use hot water
Dose acrylic paint or any type of paint work for the mcfarlane artist proof figures
Yeah acrylic would be fine. I’d still recommend using a spray primer first to help make it more resilient. It’s also worth mentioning that reposing or playing with the figure often will risk rubbing the paint off so a layer of varnish after painting is recommended as well
What of the head
Does the head come off?
Need to dip the figure in hot water for you to seperate them easily
Will this work the same for the ultramarine?
Completely. Apart from the shield, these figures are the same and can be treated in the same way. Thanks for watching and commenting
@@meaculpahobbies9454 yup worked fine with some hot water thanks for making the video
Wait so in life you put your belt on and then your trousers 🤔 to each is own I guess 😂
How to remove THE HEAD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!