I kept looking at this fantomex to make my own over and over. I did great but my head failed. his head is just white

Thats really flattering that you would use my custom as an example. You should post it. I'd love to see it.

I have posted the fantomex, again its not as good as this one but I think it looks good lemme know what you think

Now this brings back memories, great paint job!

I want that exact same figure in my collection now. great work!

This work is kick-butt!
-JT

Incredible job, brother...especially at such a small scale!

How did you do this?? I know when I work in 3 3/4 scale the sculpt always has a tendency to fall right off the fig. And wow, you painted all those tiny lines on the figure? Amazing sir. Amazing.

Thanks so much for the encouraging feedback. I use 'Green Stuff' 2 part epoxy, as I find it easier to work with than the sculpy or white 2-part epoxy. I also have trouble getting it to stick if I work it too long, and it becomes too rigid. Also, the temperature of the room seems to affect it. If its not sticky and plyable enough, you could try raising the working temp. by adjusting the thermostat. Sometimes I also adjust the 1:1 ratio a little, and use just a tiny bit more yellow than blue which makes the mixture softer. The last technique is something that you might have to play with a little to get it right. Hope that helps.