How to Customize Superman War World Pinless

How to Customize Superman War World Pinless

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With Mcfarlane acquisition of the full DC license he can now go into deeper stories and characters. This Superman is one such character. Either you like it or hate because we are so used to seeing him in the blue and red outfit.

Begin by heating up the figure with a hair dryer and pulling him apart.
You’ll it to be very soft plastic. How ever the trunks are now glued to the articulation.

The shackles are moled to the boots and wrists. You’ll need to dremel those off, unless you want them there.

The emblem you heat up and remove with a flathead screwdriver.

The small chains come off easily.

The reason why you are here is to see it go PINLESS.
Unfortunately the term is misleading. Pins are needed and are not removed, in any figure. The term refers to pins being out of site.

Drill a pilot divit into the head of the pin. Now use a grinder on a Dremel at high speed to invert the mushroom top. You will see the plastic melt in doing so, be careful.
One concave, fill with your desired putty, I ended up using uv resin, as it cures quickly and sands easily.
Paint to your desired specs. Color matching is tricky, best to paint the entire piece when possible.

Refer to custom cape video for more details
Refer to working with Rubb n Buff for more details

Chapters
00:05 intro
01:13 overview
04:00 disassemble
07:53 casting
12:04 hide the pins
16:46 painting
24:34 rub n buff
27:18 cape install
30:14 before and after

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  1. Just when I thought I couldnt learn much more from you being that I love your videos and actually have learned a ton you go and drop a pinless video ! you are a MADMAN and one of the best on youtube . I'm really digging the rub and buff as well . i use Citadel paints Leadbelcher base for anything and everything steel and iron and either mix my own combination or just add a top coat and layers but Rub and buff is like the konami cheat code and so much easier to get that iron and weathered look super fast . I gotta agree w/ Wilfredo Diaz as well as A real chain adds so much for something small and simple but looks so much better .
    thanks for another great video . Can you please do something w/ the Azrael knightfall armored Batman or maybe the knightfall Bane as well and break the Batman's Back ? Put your led tubing into him and give him led reactive green veins ? do your thing ! That was your 1st how to that I applied to my own figures and taking my customs to another level .

  2. All the modifications you did to this figure was amazing but my favorite element has to be the real metal chain that you added on him. There is just nothing better ( in my opinion ) than using real actual elements that the sculpted plastic was try to emulate. Again great freaking job on this project and I have to commend you on having the guts to just do what you need to do to those figures to get the look you're in visioning, especially since some of these figures are sometimes hard to get or find…at least they are difficult to find for me 😁

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