How To Custom Paint: McFarlane Toys The Batman Custom Collectible 

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Thank you Jake!

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Please share if you do.

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Thank you for the kind words! I hope to see more of the Blue and grey bat suit. Now that we've got a taste of it in the Flash movie.

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Thank you! Very Kind of you. I do sell them in my Etsy shop. I have a few in the works, a Deku, a Power Ranger and a Wolverine. All McFarlane based.

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I used a heat gun to remove the extra cape piece. All paints were applied with an airbrush. Airbrush can be costly but I bought a less expensive set from a Harbor Freight Tools (not sure if they have one in your area). Makes painting much faster.

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Yes. If you buy from McFarlane Toys or Amazon then chances are the torso will be upside down. Best way to describe it is that the lines on the torso should look like they are frowning.

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You can take the joints apart with either hot water of a heat gun. After this you will want to sand them down just a bit. Too much and you will have loose joints, but even a little sanding you will risk getting loose joints. I don’t usually do this because once I’m done with a custom figure, I will pose it and leave it. Should I re-pose it and the paint rubs off, I will give it a touch up and that’s that. If it’s a figure that I’m selling on Etsy then I will just box it back up and leave it.