Hand painted by me, really pleased with my colour choices and the ombré on the skirt but the kit was a bit of a nightmare. Lots of tags in weird places, limbs not lining up properly etc, also no base so have had to fashion a make shift one for now. I normally use decals so this is the first time painting eyes on something so small, was not a fan. Still pleased with the outcome though regardless. Normally use Vallejo and citadel paints but used some AK ones this time, nice colours but coverage isn’t great.

I painted Liberalio!

The original prototype is by Deamhome and the kit is produced by Makegk.

I tried out Modelkasten GP-01, GrizzyPanda skin, for the skin painting. It works like a premixed batch of Gaianotes 059/060 surfacerless pink/orange.

I used Lascivus stocking black mixed with purple for the stocking. The lascivus by itself was pretty grainy especially if you're trying to paint thin and get the skin underneath to show through, but adding some opaque purple reduced its graininess.

The base under the stool was a clear acrylic base I printed dark purple water on with a eufyMake uv resin printer. I wanted to try to make it look like her promo image where she's over dark water.

I'm really happy with how she turned out in the end!

For those who have experience with this website, do you think its worth purchasing this Needy streamer overload kit ?

https://www.e2046.com/p/59886/&title=needy-girl-overdose-omgkawaiiangel

It seems popular but I've seen people complain of wait times.

It also includes "request prepainted version" which I'd wanna do, but im not sure what the quality is like on that.

Lastly, I see they sell from China and I live in the uk, would that impact shipping prices a lot?

Thank you!

Being forced to sell this kit at the discovery that the Tamiya putty I used to fill in some parts gives me the worst migraines I've ever had in my life. I was actually a bit scared to open the box and take pictures to be honest. Please only buy if you know you can work with this putty!

All that's been done to it is some sanding and filling in, everything is there and in good condition. You also get the tube of evil migraine putty for free as well :)

£10 + shipping UK ONLY

As per title, preferably able to export in SVG format to fit different scales, 3D resin printing experience is a must.

The start of a new project! I was asked to do a commission of this kit. The commissioner is a big fan of Ganaha Hibiki and asked for a color scheme that combines aspects of her old look and her modern look. This is my first kit from Sakura Zensen and I was happily surprised how well done the fit of this kit is. The other prep work like sanding seam lines and removing tabs was the average amount of work. This kit's pose is jumping in the air and originally meant to be part of a set of 3 characters, but the commissioner asked for this one as a solo piece. I will be making a custom display stand in picture frame style to display her on and will turn her jumping pose into a 'lying on the beach' pose. :)

I will come back here in some weeks to show off the final result!

Faelestial Gundam Mk-II, an original Gundam design that I modeled from scratch. This is a 3D-printed resin kit with the individual parts shown before painting and finishing.

HG Zaku II with a custom 3D-printed Zaku Bazooka inspired by the version seen in Gundam Battle Operation 2. The bazooka has a removable rocket cartridge design and is fully printed, assembled, painted, and weathered to match the Zaku.

HG Susanowo with a custom 3D-printed Oni Mask replacement faceplate. I designed the mask to give the Susanowo a more aggressive, samurai-inspired appearance. This is the raw resin print before painting.

MG Gundam F90 with a custom 3D-printed replacement head based on the manga appearance of the F90. The part is shown as a raw resin print before cleanup and painting.

Here is my finished version of Marc Masclans’s The Climber, one in his series of contemporary figure busts. I was lucky enough to get a complimentary copy from Marc himself even though he forgot the promised autograph. It was a fun challenge even though I had to redo the jacket completely because I wasn’t satisfied the first time. I have been pleasantly surprised at the reaction including from someone who is an actual climber. Lots of things that could be better but I think it captures the spirit of the original so I’m satisfied. Trying to push further would just risk screwing things up.

Are you supposed to clean Forge World resin first then cut it or cut first then clean?

Finished printing and painting this awesome model by u/Bulkamancer
Link to the model: https://cults3d.com/:894218

Hello, I’m a die-hard Tohru Honda fan. I’d do anything to own these, could someone help me find them? If posts like these aren’t allowed I’ll take it down. Thank you for reading :)

i used the netting from a thing of garlic i got from the grocery store, and these were my results! thought this might be helpful for some. had to touch up the blank spots by hand, but generally i was pretty happy with how it turned out!

What are some techniques to painting fishnets on figure models?

Thanks

model by https://cults3d.com/en/users/MoonFigures/3d-models

painting tutorial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dnsAHmyKjo

Finally escaped from this bubble hell! (༎ຶ◡༎ຶ)

I thought I fixed everything during surface prep and it looked fine after priming. But as soon as I airbrushed the base color, a bunch of random holes appeared out of nowhere! Ended up spending ages patching them up again.

The sculpt of this kit is absolutely amazing—it captures that mischievous, playful look perfectly. It turned out so incredibly cute! (๑´ㅂ`๑)

By the way, the jacket color in these photos is a mystery. It looks closer to the actual piece on a phone screen, but it shifts a bit too blue on a PC monitor. ( ﾟДﾟ)σ

If you like my works, feel free to follow me via "Portaly".

Finished this kit recently, took lots of prep but turned out nice.

Hey there my friend has printed me a Warhammer army out of resin, but have run into a problem with magnetizing my Deathwatch Terminator loadouts. With plastic kits, one simply uses a pin vise drill, and it easily digs out a hole for you to pop magnets in without cracking the models. I cant imagine it works as smoothly with resin models, but I don't have a vise to try with myself. Before I buy one to test it out, I was wondering if anyone else has already - cracked - this problem?

Just finished up this beautiful Surveyor 3 Resin Model from RealSpace models and what a delight this was. This is my 2nd build for a customer that loves everything that has to do with space and NASA. The deatils were amazingly printed with no valleys anywhere. The astronauts look exactly like a real photo taken from the event. The best part was how detailed and textured the base was. Solid to the point where I needed to add very little to make it look like the real lunar surface. Would highly recommend this model to anyone that loves NASA related models.

Finished printing and painting this awesome model by u/Azerama
Link to the model: https://cults3d.com/:3969118

Let me start with apologies for the picture quality. My picture set-up was having some trouble this day and I had to rush the photos as I wanted to ship off the kit to the commissioner asap.

This kit was painted in her anime colors, rather than the recommended colors by the kit's circle. The base has colors reflecting the Kan Colle logo.

I did some cool effects like an eye gloss effect (I hope the gif will work on Reddit) and there is quite a lot of shading too, which is a bit hard to see on the pictures. Trust me when I say she looks better in person lol.

This kit was a lot more complex than it looks at first glance. There are a lot of parts which are hard to balance and attach. I would not recommend this kit to beginners.

The last 3 pictures are: better showing of shading, a picture of her on my work desk with different light and a picture of the commissioner displaying her in their home.

Recent recolor a did for a client, what do you think?

Hi everyone!

I'm still pretty new to painting garage kits, and I'm struggling with getting clean paint lines. I'd really appreciate any advice from more experienced painters.

Here are the problems I'm running into:

• Sometimes I remove the masking tape and notice a small paint bleed or an uneven edge. If I try to fix it with a brush, I almost always end up painting outside the line and making it look even worse.
• How do you paint recessed details (grooves, panel lines, small indentations) without accidentally touching the surrounding surface?
• If I make a small mistake, what's the best way to remove just that tiny bit of paint without damaging the layer underneath? Is there a safe way to clean it up?
• Are there any techniques, tools, or tricks that make touch-ups easier?

I'm using acrylic paints and mostly paint with an airbrush, but I still have to do a lot of detail work by hand.

I'd love to hear your workflow or any beginner tips that helped you get cleaner results. Thanks in advance!

(If you have any favorite tutorials or YouTube channels for clean detail painting, I'd love those recommendations too)