No words, speechless.....best Iron Man custom on the Munny platform, that I have ever seen!
Here is Iron Patriot re-branded War Machine suit, my second custom toy
inspired by Iron Man 3 movie. I watched the movie in IMAX few days ago
and I really enjoyed it. I am now thinking about making the whole Hall
of Armour display with customs back-lit with LEDs, something like Hot
Toys or Play Imaginative made for their 1/6 statues.
This looks truly amazing!! Just spotted this and took it from his site.STUNNING!
I recently developed real obsession about Iron Man suits while seeing amazing costumes made by members of The Replica Props Forum.
They use program called Pepakura to unfold 3d model to flat pieces,
print them on home printer and assemble paper model of the suit in scale
1:1. They glue it, reinforce with fiberglass, sand and fill holes
hundreds of times make this real, beautiful, wearable object. I want to
make it for myself, but still not sure if I will be able to devote half a
year of my free time for a single project. Instead of this I decided to
make 2 munnies and see if that will fulfill me on Iron Man theme.
This is the first from my series of two custom munnies. This one is
based on Iron Man Mark 42 (XLII) suit design from upcoming movie. There
is many versions of Iron Munnies made by different artists, to make
mine different from others I decided to sculpt Tony Stark inside it.
Portraits are still interesting and challenging for me. I spent 3
evenings to sculpt this face with Sculpey. Every day I started
with completely changing the facial features getting closer to look like
Rober Downey Jr.
It started as realistic, symmetrical and boring face. I started enlarging
eyes, bending nose and modified it to look little more like caricature.
I was not sure if it will look right till I painted him. After I was
pleased with this stage I could proceed with the rest of the body
because I knew I will not abandon this project. I wanted to make the
suit as detailed as possible. I sketched it on the figure, then drew the
pieced on computer, taking measures with Caliper
and then used laser cutter to cut the pieces in styrene. It helped me
to keep the suit symmetrical and details have good, sharp lines. The
pieces were small so it was easy to bend them and superglue it to
munny’s body.
Everything was painted with brushes with acrylic Valleyo paints. I
tested here for the first time the metal medium. It looks like silver
paint, it mixes with any colour and makes it look metallic. I was very
satisfied with how it looked so i also started munny version of patriot
suit where I will be able to play with other color theme. It needs few
more details an will be ready for painting.
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