Pawniard Reconstruction

[saturngrls]

A while back, I encountered a poster in a group I am in who had questions about how to clean and repair their old Pokemon figures, and I had a thought that I could post some entries on how I go through repairs and customization of the figures I've obtained. So here is the first post to try and help others with some of my tips and tricks

Comments

[trewin95]

You did a good job :) Could pass as an official figure if the paint didn't seem so shiny, maybe just the lighting of the picture

[saturngrls]

Thanks! It does look shiny, but that is because of the clear coat finish makes it very glossy. But I like it. It catches the eye of viewers who like to look over collections, and a piece that shines will get attention. ^^

[hawlucha]

That was an informative post, thank you!
It looks great once finished!!! Maybe the black is a bit too dark (I noticed no official Pokemon merchandise ever really uses pure black) but that's really minor nitpicking :)

[saturngrls]

Oh sorry. The paint color was called "Gunmetal" which was a really dark blackish gray. I thought it was a good color for Pawniard's body, since they are Dark-Types. ^^

[meowgic]

Very neat work :) I actually like the shine to it since its a steel (metal) type!

[saturngrls]

Thank you!