Minor/Repaint: MP-12 Deep Cover

Discussion in 'Radicons Customs' started by raptordriver, Dec 12, 2012.

  1. raptordriver

    raptordriver Well-Known Member

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    Here is my take on Deep Cover using the MP-12 mold. This is an awesome figure for customizing. I painted him in metallic black and blue with silver and red highlights. All his markings are custom printed decals. Credit goes to Stormbringer for the original idea. I decided to remove the large autobot symbol on his hood, as I think it is counter to his name to announce to the world that he is an autobot.
     

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  2. Jetbolt

    Jetbolt Maximal Air Commander

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    Never heard of the character before, but it looks really nice.
     
  3. G60Force

    G60Force World Smallest Mini-Con

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    LOL looks good but dust b4 taking pics next time ;) 
     
  4. raptordriver

    raptordriver Well-Known Member

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    That is a granite tile with metallic flecks in it not dust, but thanks for your comments.:p 
     
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    Like a BOSS!! LoL!! I kid!! Pretty bad ass!! Nice counters as well
     
  6. autotronprime

    autotronprime I like to make cool things!

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    Any advice to other trying to repaint this figure? I just got one and am a little intimidated at all the pins to remove.
     
  7. Jbarb78

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    Looks great, but one suggestion: use some "daylight" bulbs to light your custom for photos, then reduce the glare using the exposure reduction setting on your camera. With a dark custom on a dark background, it's difficult to see the work you put into it. You can also difuse the light with a sheet of white paper or pillow case, that's what I use.