Shikaruna Studio - Japanese toy painting and store visit
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Here some Shikaruna vinyl toys are being painted by hand using traditional paint masks. We also take a look inside the shop/studio. For more indie toy coverage, visit my site: kaijukorner.blogspot.com
This pisses me off. The people who facilitate this work have no concern for those workers' health or lives! Paint on toys HAS to be solvent-based, otherwise it will wash off and make the company look bad--as if this video does not.
Bottom line: all those workers are being poisoned. One day, they will go to their doctor, and she/he will tell them "you have cancer".
These videos are Awesome .... PLEASE make more ... After watching many of your vids I only WiSh I could visit Japan!
I do not collect any vinyl at the moment but some of these are MiNd blowiNg !
Many Thanks from Western Canada
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These crazy guys never wear a mask when painting
What type of paint do they use? Is it water based (water borne) or is it solvent based like automotive? This video is AWESOME btw.
Not 100% sure. I'll try to find out.
+Fayce Fker Definitely Solvent based!
Hello I want to make pvc toy 140 gram material name and list and ratio and temperature and time please reply
are they using water based paint for vinyl?
Did you render the 3D model yourself? Or did you outsource it?
No gloves? No breath mask? No problem!
Lo vi hace tiempo. Es bueno volver a verlo.
Nice video, is this studio open to public to visit and shop?
what kind of paint is used in airbrushing these figures?
+Joshidites servellonacles Could be V Color, which is a popular type of paint used on vinyl toys.
+Joshidites servellonacles He has a giant Mr.Color box so I'm willing to bet it's either that, VColor, or FOK
I've never heard of FOK. What is it?
+Joshidites servellonacles FOK has a very similar formula to VColor, but it comes in different color variations and is sold in big quart size cans so it is much more economical.
Good to know. do you know how to mix your own vinyl? is there a kind of vinyl that doesn't need to be put in an oven to harden?
Thank you.
I think they're brass.
In the video they look like vacuum-formed plastic that's been cut into a stencil and sprayed with goldtone paint, but if you were close to them, you had a better view.
How do they make the masks?
They're handmade by master craftsmen - out of brass, I believe.
i think it made from plastic, thermo forming method (vacuum heaten plastic sheet over the master model), then cutout the pattern