Post by porkchop on Jun 8, 2008 13:35:57 GMT -5
Iron Man Military. (pasted content..sorry, tired fingers)
This is the Porkchop version of Iron Man. I always do a 'Military' style something or other of figures and vehicles. Just seems to make sense. Any new tech usually came from the military or they buy it up and figure out how to blow stuff up with it.
So, along that thought process...I imagine if Tony Stark really developed this tech and was already selling to the military, he would not only use it for the good of mankind...*yawn*...but also cash in on it huge by selling to the boys in Washington. Win-Win for Stark Enterprises.
Recipe: Iron Man Movie figure. X-Men Apocalypse forearms and hands (hands that came with the figure look wimpy. Looking at the regular figures hands, they are tiny and seem to be designed to hold a gun or something...really, a gun? The Iron Man armor is one huge gun. Does he really need a pistol?)
Paint: Spray painted the figure with a gray base. Then Spray painted it Olive Drab. Then Sand colored areas on the helmet, arms, legs and what-not. After that, black drybrush on some areas for that 'just battled something' look and Gun-metal silver drybrushed other areas for that 'I just walked out of a shelling convention' feel. Used military decals from a helicopter model to round out the look.
And...that's how you make a military Iron Man. (build a dozen or so and you can have your own private little Army)
Cheerio - Chop
This is the Porkchop version of Iron Man. I always do a 'Military' style something or other of figures and vehicles. Just seems to make sense. Any new tech usually came from the military or they buy it up and figure out how to blow stuff up with it.
So, along that thought process...I imagine if Tony Stark really developed this tech and was already selling to the military, he would not only use it for the good of mankind...*yawn*...but also cash in on it huge by selling to the boys in Washington. Win-Win for Stark Enterprises.
Recipe: Iron Man Movie figure. X-Men Apocalypse forearms and hands (hands that came with the figure look wimpy. Looking at the regular figures hands, they are tiny and seem to be designed to hold a gun or something...really, a gun? The Iron Man armor is one huge gun. Does he really need a pistol?)
Paint: Spray painted the figure with a gray base. Then Spray painted it Olive Drab. Then Sand colored areas on the helmet, arms, legs and what-not. After that, black drybrush on some areas for that 'just battled something' look and Gun-metal silver drybrushed other areas for that 'I just walked out of a shelling convention' feel. Used military decals from a helicopter model to round out the look.
And...that's how you make a military Iron Man. (build a dozen or so and you can have your own private little Army)
Cheerio - Chop