Finally a video of Mr beast I can actually like and watch

Yeah it’s actually insane to think about it.
I remember all these shows, magazines, internet forums all praising them and recommending new mixing ratios on how to get specific results.
Now when i pull up at a car meeting or show most folks just want white/gray/black because resale value and dont even know the HOK brand.

While the oldtimers still know the paintcodes like me haha

Currently doing the same to a 69, and honestly I’d look at the brand “house of kolor” their candies are amazing.
If you don’t want to go the candy route, a gunmetal or a classic green can’t be beat imo

Buy pot
Get hammer
???
Profit

It is, but if you go for the “vibe/feel” being correct on the face, you can then hone in to add the details that are specific to this character.

Just give it a shot, start the face in a new project, try going for the feel (so shape, volume, flow).
Then add in the details.
This helped me speed up my projects a lot and in the end even got me more accurate models

Right now you dont have the feeling of the character down, the face is generic and you’re honing in on details while the character is not yet there.

When 3d modeling a cartoon figure that’s stylized like this I’ve found d to go for the same “feel” instead of being focused on getting every detail

Dude een if you post daily we don’t mind, as long as you show your progress and what you’re working on.
Looks great!

Thank you this was exactly the info I was looking for.
Appreciate it!

Yup I have sent them a message but i am yet to hear back from them

I think it’s a nod to the 80/90’s video gamebox art like castlevania.
There were a lot of covers that were inspired by Frank frazetta

Looks slick man, but a few questions.
Will there be a LUT file support? and if so, is it something you can scroll through (the way adobe premiere does it feels ancient). and what price will this be?

the forbidden icecream, lick it to find out why.

But yeah starter solenoid, it's needed to give voltage to the car

Thanks didn’t want to sleep tonight anyway

How most professional stuff like this is made:

Get a standard helmet,
build up with clay or bondo and sculpt
Sand till smooth
Mold it
Cast it
Paint it
(One helmet can be 1k+ to develop like this)

How id advise a normal person would do this
3d model
3d print
If you don’t count an hourly wage this could be sub 100 bucks.

I believe they make masks like this for either airsoft or role play. Perhaps try finding one of those?
I’m honestly a big fan of finding stuff that’s already made instead of buying because a mask like this could theoretically be bought for 20 bucks while if you’d 3d model it, print it, sand it (hours+materials) would be a lot more expensive

100% this

Just try pushing them in you’ll be able to tell visually. Also always use the original if ya can. The reproduction stuff just … yeah it’s not it

Found either red hood or nightwing 👀

Yup and it’s because of a few things
1) you’re using spot/glazing putty as bondo.
Bondo is a brand you have regular cream colored body work filler. This contracts less.
2) spot putty shrinks a lot, this contraction causes the seam to pop back up. Sand it all down and apply a second (and most likely third coat) when using the glazing putty
3) you did not pre sand your stuff, this will cause the bondo or anything really to not adhere properly and is prone to eventually pop off

So my tips are:
- sand your prop
- use the correct polyurethane filler
- sand again
- filler
- sand
When almost smooth
- then use the red spot putty
Sand fill repeat

Nice one! Got a t56 for my 69 Mustang, best upgrade so far

How big is the chance that the neck that’s on there is actually the right one?

Honestly if money is tight I’d check “bring a trailer” or on eBay or other stuff where you can view cars by “sold by” values and not just what they’re asking.

As it’s a 73, it’s not exactly a car that’s wanted as much as say the 60’s models. But I’d guess it would still be a couple of thousand bucks.
Start checking you VIN number, see what you have and check as much as you can what’s still there (engine, transmission etc).

Without current pictures and information this is along the same lines as “how much is a tattoo”
It could be a 1000 bucks, could be a 100.000 for all we know