m_candy's Resin Kit Tutorial - Part 2

[jewelofnorway]

Im wondering if anyone knows a great way to make realist Stolking's effect for resin models. ( the idea is to get them to look like real ones, not solid painted high socks--- I want to see the flesh underneith. THANKS

[SakanaJanai]

Thank you so much for these tutorials. :3 Also, yay Etna and Prinnies dood!

[SWOLFOOI]

HI I hope that somewhere in your (awsome) tutorials you will comment on sourcing kits- Thai and Singapore repops are evil - the original artists who did all of the work get ripped off by cheap bootleg kits.

 thanks

[offbeat24]

"quite deep, doesn't matter far how I go in" ROFLMAO.

[albertoxFTW]

genius thankz

[BikerTrashWolf]

Etna!!!!

[valnardoom]

In my country there's similar soap, Kalia Oxy Action, for example. Is it safe for the resin?

Thank you

[rnpo]

What kind of pin did you use? I currently use butterfly paper clips right now and I use a needle nose plier just to cut and shape it. Also was that a 1/16 drillbit you used?

[jiidee]

i see you're sporting the marks of a true modeller....plasters on the fingers from exacto blade mishaps ;)

[PizzaRat]

Hey fellow chicka, love this tutorial. I'm converting from plastic to resin.

[BRONXGIRL123456789]

hi i have a quostion is it hard to do all of that like u need all those tools because m about 2 get get 1 of those things but dont know how 2 use it please help me!

[thanatos7611]

hi i luv ur tutorials, do u happen to build any five star stories kit? im very intersted in that series but their kit are so difficult to build and i never build any resin kit before, and do u build mech kit similar to anime characters kit? thanks

[doctorhackensteinmd]

Wow! You are my kind of woman! Finally a Lady Kit builder! Great tutorial and it looks like you do an expert job of building kits! can't wait for more!

[xr2unitx]

It's cool that you're doing this. Maybe once you complete this tutorial, I might actually attempt to do one of my own.

[TG7]

Great! Can't wait to see more. One thing I like to add while washing, is you don't want scalding hot water... it might deform the resin, but I think anyone with common sense already knew that.

[nalissa2]

Good series. I've been building models for a while now but never really figured out the right way to "pin" a model kit. Looking forward to the rest of the segments.

[theredlantern]

I so love you...! Please, please hurry up with the next one(s)!!!!!!!

[Riktorus]

I'd really like to see one that shows how to putty, thats what i seem to have the most trouble with.

[Riktorus]

Great video, can't wait for the next one.

[deleuzean]

wow, no pin vise for drilling eh? You are one brave woman. I've shattered plastic with motor-driven drills. Maybe with alot of practice I'll be this brave with guessing pin location, but could someone who knows how please post a video response about the "drawing pencil lines" method for pin location? It'd be a great help for us super noobs :)

[pitangagk]

Wow...Nicely done!!!!! I can't wait for the airbrush part...hehehe

keep it up sweetheart,and thak you for you work!!!

[ssgtdude]

Excellent service sweetheart. glad you are doing this. Hope this is going to help lot of people. Suggest in the tags you add garage kits and resin too.