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Which Inspector would you like?


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Not the best picture but in terms of size and skin tone, I think both are spot on. a tad darker than normal releases which is perfect in my books.
little comparison snap just on phone. not the best pic. but i think size and color are perfect!
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Love the figure. Waiting on sunglasses, as they were not in my package when it arrived. But that is sorted out now.
The undershirt is magnetized, the tailoring is phenomenal throughout. And the sculpt. Well the sculpt speaks for itself. From what I have seen the glasses are outstanding too.
Masterpiece yet again from Masterworks.
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Great pics everyone! Love how the figure came out.

Love the figure. Waiting on sunglasses, as they were not in my package when it arrived. But that is sorted out now.
The undershirt is magnetized, the tailoring is phenomenal throughout. And the sculpt. Well the sculpt speaks for itself. From what I have seen the glasses are outstanding too.
Masterpiece yet again from Masterworks.
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Nice! Glad to see the collar correctly tucked under the vest.
 
Head Sculp and paintwork is among the best that I have ever seen.

I changed the gun only because I wanted a 6.5 inch SW 29-2. The grips and ribs on top of the Hot Toys revolver are more accurate than the eight inch revolver included with the figure. Three coats of metallic black on the Hot Toys revolver, metallic gray on the trigger and hammer, and a tiny bit of red paint on the front site makes the Hot Toys revolver look that much more accurate. I actually own a Smith & Wesson Model 29.

You can add tall pegs to the leg, but the pants may not be long enough. You can drop the pants a bit, but half an inch may be too much.









From NRA museum in Fairfax, Virginia

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Did you use airbrush for the black or just brushed on? Paint job looks great. Gotta wait till tomorrow or Saturday to pick up from post office. Figure looks phenomenal and I can't wait to add another Clint to the family :)
 
Hey guys

What is the best body for Clint ?
I am thinking of a new body for my F/S.
 
Did you use airbrush for the black or just brushed on? Paint job looks great. Gotta wait till tomorrow or Saturday to pick up from post office. Figure looks phenomenal and I can't wait to add another Clint to the family :)

I have a Paasche airbrush, but I am too lazy to take it out for such a small paint job and have to clean it. I just bought a spray can of Tamiya Color for plastics TS-40 metallic black. Used blue tape to mask out the grips and three light coats of paint. Have to shake and heat up the spray can and use extremely light coats. Hand brushed the trigger and hammer using a Floquil 5/0 red sable brush and Tamiya Acrylic Paint XF-56 metallic grey. Used a shaved toothpick and Tamiya Acrylic Paint XF-7 flat red for the tiny bit on the front site as per the actual S&W 29-2. Painted the gun over four months ago, when I thought about changing out magnum.

By the way the cylinder on the Hot Toys Terminator revolver actually moves just like the real thing.
 
I have a Paasche airbrush, but I am too lazy to take it out for such a small paint job and have to clean it. I just bought a spray can of Tamiya Color for plastics TS-40 metallic black. Used blue tape to mask out the grips and three light coats of paint. Have to shake and heat up the spray can and use extremely light coats. Hand brushed the trigger and hammer using a Floquil 5/0 red sable brush and Tamiya Acrylic Paint XF-56 metallic grey. Used a shaved toothpick and Tamiya Acrylic Paint XF-7 flat red for the tiny bit on the front site as per the actual S&W 29-2. Painted the gun over four months ago, when I thought about changing out magnum.

By the way the cylinder on the Hot Toys Terminator revolver actually moves just like the real thing.

Awesome. Thank you for the detailed response :)
Definitely going to follow your steps. Your gun looks spot on.
 
Awesome. Thank you for the detailed response :)
Definitely going to follow your steps. Your gun looks spot on.

So that you avoid making the bonehead mistakes that I made. Here is some additional information.

The Hot Toys Terminator revolver is painted as a nickel plated 357 magnum. I thought that I could avoid painting the trigger and hammer, so I masked them off. Unfortunately, the trigger and hammer are so tiny that masking them off will keep the spray paint from completely covering the rest of the revolver. Don't bother masking off the trigger and hammer and just hand paint them afterwards.

Next, I taped a coffee stirrer to grips to make handling the tiny gun easier. I was impatient and took the tape off after each spray session, but upon examining the finish, I wanted to add another coat of paint. Don't take off the tape until you are completely happy. Blue masking tape comes off easily. Additionally, I needed the coffee stirrer handle to paint the trigger, hammer and tiny red tip on the front site.

All the best.
 
^^ Looks great. Some of the pics make him look pretty average and some of the pics like yours make him look great. I wish they had maybe made a DX set with a different sculpt, maybe a more determined expression + a special accessory.
Gotta hope customs move their @sses with my fig, as I'm away the end of next week.
 
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