Stew's Customs

BATMAN (S.F.)
ROBIN (S.F.)
AUQUAMAN (S.F.)
BLUE BEETLE (K.C.)
BLACK VULCAN (S.F.)
CAPTAIN MARVEL (K.C.)
LEX LUTHOR (S.F.)
BLACK MANTA (S.F.)
SAMURI (S.F.)
GREEN LANTERN "DAFFY"
ARMORED BATMAN (B. BEYOND)
ARMORED BATMAN (A. ROSS)
BATMAN BEYOND UNMASKED
FIRESUIT BATMAN (BTAS)
GASLIGHT BATMAN
CAPTAIN ATOM
BLUE BEETLE
CRIMSON AVENGER
CAPTAIN COLD
COMMANDER STEELE
FLASH (BARRY ALLEN)
GREY GHOST (BTAS)
GREEN LANTERN (S.F.)
THE RAY (K.C.)
S.T.R.I.P.E. (S.F.)
CAPTAIN MARVEL (S.F.)
SINESTRO (S.F.)
TOYMAN (S.F.)

To start off with my version of a Manhunter, I chose to use a jlu Darkseid body base and a casted head of Grundy. cut the DS waste skirt off and sculpy fill the waste to the top of the legs, chest and shoulders and sand to get a smooth look. During this time, i shaped and sculpted the Grundy head to the best i could and then made a casting so i can work with it better without taking a chance on cracking the sculpy. Once the head was ready with the additional sanding, I used epoxy putty to adhere the head to the body. Cut to shape the upper parts of the boots and did and overall sanding.
Now it's all set. I added some bands around the top of the gloves, below the neck and around the upper legs. I used a plastic stencil sheet to make the waste and chest bands so it would have some kind of definition to it. Now I brush prime the figure. I ran out of primer so I made a color mix that will do pretty good for coverage while I ordered some more primer. Anita's true red acrylic flat, a little of testors gloss black & clear gloss. Go through the normal paint process of detailing. The other paints I used was Anita's gloss lt. blue and testors red and black paints.

Once, the figure was complete on its paint job, I then airbrushed the entire figure with gloss for added paint protection. And when that was dry, I used testors dullcote spray to give it the flat/matted look.
This project was quite easy to do once I came up with a plan from the beginning to execute. It's not the best but i'm satified with it.

Hope you enjoyed it as much as I did making it, Stew.