Heavy/Scratch: Prime: Prime and MORE!

Discussion in 'Radicons Customs' started by bombatron, May 9, 2012.

  1. bombatron

    bombatron adobocon

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    Here are a few projects that I've been working on and off the past few months. These will all be on display at a local Washington State TF Convention this summer (CybCon). After the convention, they'll either end up in my collection or up on ebay (depending on shelf space). I'll break these out into separate threads with more pictures later. Thanks for stopping by!

    Woot! 1000th post :dj 

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  2. Heat Guy

    Heat Guy Well-Known Member

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    Holy Crap. Those look amazing. Stepper looks sweet.
     
  3. jetfire64

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    So... Shiny... Cool!
     
  4. micky24

    micky24 Well-Known Member

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    gyaaaaaaah!! >___< so bright it hurts yet its so beautiful and shiny!
     
  5. rohrerprime25

    rohrerprime25 Well-Known Member

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    Man those r soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo freaking awesommmmmmmmeeeeeeeeeee great work on them. so how long does this take u?????
     
  6. Bumblebee765

    Bumblebee765 Wrecker

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    Wow, those look awesome! Revenge of The Fallen Soundwave is my favorite! :D 
     
  7. jono83

    jono83 Well-Known Member

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    Wow these are gorgeous
     
  8. dougc73dac

    dougc73dac Well-Known Member

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    What the hell i want them!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111
     
  9. hater06

    hater06 Well-Known Member

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    my eyes hurt from all the amazingness
     
  10. TFPrime

    TFPrime TFW2005 Supporter

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    Jesus it must be fun working wherever you get to do that at.
     
  11. Exodus

    Exodus Well-Known Member

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    Whoa so bright and shy great work.
     
  12. roccondil5

    roccondil5 sculptor

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    Wow, shiny :cool: 
    any chance you could share some tips on how you do it? Thx^^
     
  13. BLOODRAGED189

    BLOODRAGED189 In it for the engineering

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    Oh... My god...
     
  14. bombatron

    bombatron adobocon

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    Thanks for all the great feedback and comments!

    Thanks buddy! The time really all depends on my workload. If I were to work on a single figure it would take me around 2 weeks to tear down, chrome, paint and reassemble.

    The fun starts when I get to reassemble after chrome and paint. It's really satisfying seeing a figure come back to 'life' after tearing it apart.

    The chrome was applied via vacuum metalizing. It's a lengthy process but worth it in the end. Similar results can be had with airbrushing chrome but the shine isn't as reflective and durable as VM chrome.
     
  15. LogicalLuke

    LogicalLuke Banned

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    Aaaaaaaah dat Red Ballz got me!!!!!! :lol  I'd love to see a TF:p rime FE Optimus all Bombatron'd. Nice stuff there B.
     
  16. tformer0607

    tformer0607 Home in CT!

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    holy spit soooooo much chrome o.o
     
  17. nemesisconvoy

    nemesisconvoy Gundam Pilot TFW2005 Supporter

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    Amazing.....dude, how do you do that?
     
  18. Mixmastah

    Mixmastah Scientist

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    Please tell us how you do this!!
     
  19. Hotwire

    Hotwire Pro-Customizer

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    King of chrome, dude! These are awesome!
     
  20. QmTablit

    QmTablit BotBot in the what, I said BotBot in the what

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    They're vacuum-metalized. He's made no secret about that.

    Clear paints over the chrome and you get colored chrome.