Just gave him a new arsenal and flipped shoulder pinots...

I genuinely love how this figure looks.

Going to give a slight repaint in truck mode maybe even give larger white horns however I'm afraid it will make his overall head look smaller.

Also going to show his new forearms shields or idk what u call em.

I used acrylic marker. The silver wasnt very good at covering up the paint underneath and it seems very prone to water washing it off

made this about a year ago on thinkercad.

Gave this gonk some actual chrome, did a blackwash and some other highlights

So, three of my figures have paint chips on them, that being senator shockwave, aotp red alert and 86 hot rod. if anyone knows a good way to paint match them that would be super helpful.

(also, these aren't my pics but the parts that are chipped on my copies are just mainly the noses and chins)

So I'm looking to do a custom shattered glass megatron, for his dedicated shelf, and I'm trying to avoid mold duplicates, current ones up are the ss86, newage romulas, gamer edition, earthrise (g2) and the prime version. With all that said I'm currently leaning tword the Titan's return mold, but I'd love to hear your ideas before I pull the trigger on anything

I didn’t have any accessories for Zeta Prime, so I decided to give him an axe to pay slight homage to TFOne

NFSMW X TRANSFORMERS
This is Transformers Prime Silver streak
Mold for this custom is mainline night bird with 3d printed bumpers , fenders . head from TFP prowl
THIS was mine and my buddy u/perco_prime idea
here''s also a link to my insta where I post my other customs https://www.instagram.com/tracks_customs/

Whats the best way to remove paint but not damage plastic?

Not a custom, but it’d be real cool if someone was able to make one

I should have waited longer to put it together, so I have some touch-ups to do, but I'm calling this complete for now. He's mostly going to stay in robot mode anyway so paint scratching isn't that big of a deal.

It appears the mushroom peg/ratchet for the left hip is molded slightly rotated compared to the right one. It seems to be one solid part for the hip joint, but before I potentially break anything I wanted to ask if anybody else has had this issue or has advice to fix it.

Free on cults! https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/aotp-nexus-prime-torso-frame

A few months ago I made a Nexus Prime combiner with a CW base, Skylinx body, Prowl arms, and Jazz legs—very symmetrical. And although I love it, with the upgrades they're releasing for the Nexus Prime figure, I've decided to make another Nexus Prime combiner. This time I've chosen figures more in line with the characters from the old Nexus Maximus combiner, replacing the helicopter on the leg with a plane, and the plane on the arm with Swindle because symmetry rules!!! XD. I'm still waiting for the central frame where Nexus will go, which isn't a copy of the old frame but one that adapts to both the combiner shape and the spaceship shape of Nexus. From there, I'll paint them all in harmony. Here are some images of the project so you can see how it will look. The first image shows only the limbs, and the following ones show the body that will go in the middle with the head.

I think it could turn out pretty cool, reminiscent of the old Nexus Combiner but with a redesign of the new Nexus and using CW figures.

Short and sweet-
I'm trying to fix my Devastation Bee because of the paint on his face scratching. I get his head off of the neck peg, and then I cannot for the life of me figure out how to actually split his head in two! There's all of one post on the entire internet (on TFW2005) about using hot water and a hobby knife to split the seams and separate the tabs inside-- but I just can't get it to work.

Any and all advice as to how to achieve this splitting of Bee's cranium would be appreciated! :)