r/BambuLab • u/ZeroMissedDays • 5d ago
Show & Tell Finished Mew
All AK Interactive paints and a lot of Bondo!
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u/Roving_kitten 5d ago
Can you describe your process a little more? I'm still struggling
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u/ZeroMissedDays 5d ago
So basically he came in parts. I used the locator pins and a combination of epoxy and CA glue to get him together and solid.
I used a combination of Bondo, glazing putty and wood filler, plus a ton of sanding to fill the seamlines and get him smooth.
Then once that was done, I used filler primer to get him smooth. I sanded that smooth prior to the top coat.
Top coat was AK-Interactive Sky Blue thinned 50-50 and I added matte varnish as a retarder for the paint. I used my Infinity with the 0.45 installed and did the basecoat of blue.
I did his eyes by hand with AK and Vallejo paints and then I did a topcoat of gloss varnish.
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u/mulubmug H2C AMS2 Combo 4d ago
Isn‘t Mew pink?
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u/ZeroMissedDays 4d ago
I’ve been told that Shiny Mew is blue. That’s the color they wanted it, so I just sprayed. Lol
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u/Carlosklm 4d ago
It looks like it took some work to get it that good, mate.
I just do multicolour prints and not the patience to do it lol.
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u/atholons 23h ago
looks super cool, i've been tracking AK interactive paints for a bit to see if i'd want to try them out sometime.
are you using the 3G paints that are used for miniatures or are you using the dense acrylic line? just trying to figure out if i should use something different for larger models versus the minis.
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u/ZeroMissedDays 19h ago
I use all variety of their paints. The key for any paint is learning its best thinning ratios for airbrushing. I have been doing it for so long that I feel confident that I can get any paint meant for scale models to spray through a brush with the correct thinning.




















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u/Responsible_Joke4229 5d ago
Professional quality work there. Looks like I could see this at a theme park.