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Post by rustyy on May 22, 2013 22:52:13 GMT -5
I know spam has the most selection by far but how do you get yours? The ones on spam are very expensive so do you custom your own or buy them from somewhere else? Hope this is in the right section.
The figure clothing store is what I'm talking about that starts with an R, sorry I didn't know it was spam.
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Post by die but once on May 22, 2013 23:02:21 GMT -5
We make everything ourselves.
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Post by rustyy on May 22, 2013 23:06:47 GMT -5
Is there a tutorial on that somewhere around here?
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Post by "The Gothic Superstar" Ronin on May 23, 2013 9:12:49 GMT -5
Sure Ralfs isn't cheap but it's worth it, I have several pieces and I love them all
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Post by die but once on May 23, 2013 10:16:46 GMT -5
Is there a tutorial on that somewhere around here? I'm not sure, but I think the best way to learn is to reverse engineer an existing piece of figure clothing that you want to make. Observe how it's stitched together and then use a seam ripper to take it apart. Make cardboard templates by tracing the separate pieces and then attempt to make your own. Like anything else, it takes a fair amount of practice and patience. The advantage of making everything yourself is that you can really tailor it to the exact figure you're working on. A one-size-fits-all pair of tights may have, say, a crotch that sits 1/4 inch too low on your particular figure, but at Mattel-scale, that's actually pretty significant and can throw off the entire appearance. I'd rather alter and re-alter a pair of tights (and sculpt down waists, boots, etc.) to achieve a perfect fit rather than throw on a pair of tights that weren't made for the exact figure and consequently look like cargo pants. But I am, admittedly, very obsessive  . |
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Post by Mr.Dangerfields on May 23, 2013 11:50:12 GMT -5
customspam is a guy on ebay that seems to have good stuff.
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Post by Mr.Dangerfields on May 23, 2013 11:51:51 GMT -5
hahaha custom figure shirts one word, it won't let me type it,
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Post by Deleted on May 23, 2013 12:09:45 GMT -5
There are quite a few people who make awesome figure gear. Ra lph just is the best hands down. I've bought gear from PWSPhil who is a member here. Also I've bought quite a few items from a friend of mine who sells a lot on ebay, Emming Custom Figure Clothing all top notch.
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Post by Deleted on May 26, 2013 1:50:23 GMT -5
Since I live in Mexico I have the little old lady do it. Costs about 1 dollar per robe etc that I want. The R guy is ripping people off big time.
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Post by die but once on May 27, 2013 14:38:55 GMT -5
Since I live in Mexico I have the little old lady do it. Costs about 1 dollar per robe etc that I want. The R guy is ripping people off big time. Care to post any pics of the gear you buy? I never thought R's gear was excessively priced so much as I don't care for how some things are out of scale. T-shirts can look like ponchos and tights like Hammer pants. Often little touches like chains and accents on gear are also much bigger compared to their real-life counterparts. Not hating but when something is oversized it just looks like a kid wearing his dad's clothes to me. People seem to really like his gear though, he offers a wide variety, and I certainly can't pump it out as fast right now, so he's clearly doing something right. Also, I think it's bad form when I see auctions where the bulk of the work is gear but the seller doesn't give credit to R. If ppl are dumb enough to pay $300 for a figure with basically no customizations plus $15 worth of gear, I guess that's on them but I'm not comfortable doing that. |
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Post by deskjet on May 27, 2013 14:46:26 GMT -5
ebay barbie/bratz stuff
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Post by Joey Eches on May 28, 2013 1:58:09 GMT -5
Since I live in Mexico I have the little old lady do it. Costs about 1 dollar per robe etc that I want. The R guy is ripping people off big time. Care to post any pics of the gear you buy? I never thought R's gear was excessively priced so much as I don't care for how some things are out of scale. T-shirts can look like ponchos and tights like Hammer pants. Often little touches like chains and accents on gear are also much bigger compared to their real-life counterparts. Not hating but when something is oversized it just looks like a kid wearing his dad's clothes to me. People seem to really like his gear though, he offers a wide variety, and I certainly can't pump it out as fast right now, so he's clearly doing something right. Also, I think it's bad form when I see auctions where the bulk of the work is gear but the seller doesn't give credit to R. If ppl are dumb enough to pay $300 for a figure with basically no customizations plus $15 worth of gear, I guess that's on them but I'm not comfortable doing that. Never had those problems, then again you may have ordered Jakks stuff and didn't mention it was for Mattel figures, otherwise everything has always fit perfectly, but things like chains and those accents, can only be so small, you know? |
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Post by die but once on May 28, 2013 20:24:47 GMT -5
Care to post any pics of the gear you buy? I never thought R's gear was excessively priced so much as I don't care for how some things are out of scale. T-shirts can look like ponchos and tights like Hammer pants. Often little touches like chains and accents on gear are also much bigger compared to their real-life counterparts. Not hating but when something is oversized it just looks like a kid wearing his dad's clothes to me. People seem to really like his gear though, he offers a wide variety, and I certainly can't pump it out as fast right now, so he's clearly doing something right. Also, I think it's bad form when I see auctions where the bulk of the work is gear but the seller doesn't give credit to R. If ppl are dumb enough to pay $300 for a figure with basically no customizations plus $15 worth of gear, I guess that's on them but I'm not comfortable doing that. Never had those problems, then again you may have ordered Jakks stuff and didn't mention it was for Mattel figures, otherwise everything has always fit perfectly, but things like chains and those accents, can only be so small, you know? No, not a case of ordering Jakks stuff for Mattel because we make all of our own gear. I'm going strictly by photos on his site. I see plenty of shirts that are not to scale. Here's an example:   Note that IRL, the shirt sleeves are tight on his arms and end just above his biceps. R's version's sleeves are loose around his arms and end at the elbow. The neck hole is also wider and the entire thing is big enough that if you were to scale it up to human size, it would look like he's wearing some kind of short sleeve sweater. Again, I'm not ragging on him and I AM admittedly nitpicking. I know to a lot of people none of these are valid criticisms and may not even be noticeable. But I notice |
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Post by die but once on May 28, 2013 20:26:07 GMT -5
MODS, sorry if that pic not allowed. I know links aren't but not clear on the pics policy.
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Post by rustyy on May 28, 2013 20:38:32 GMT -5
Can someone tell me whether this is Mattel or Jakks?  |
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Post by die but once on May 28, 2013 21:20:43 GMT -5
Can someone tell me whether this is Mattel or Jakks? Not sure but I would guess Jakks. Not that you asked, but that mask looks too loose to me, like an executioner's hood There was a guy on this board (I think) that made beautiful tight-fitting luchador masks that were sewn using the classic 3-piece pattern. They really were miniature versions of the real thing and in a class by themselves. |
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Post by rustyy on May 28, 2013 21:24:36 GMT -5
Thanks, I figured it's Jakks just because of the figures boots and how big it looks but I wasn't sure. I want a Suicide figure but I thought that would be easier.
Who was the guy who made the masks if you know?
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Post by die but once on May 28, 2013 21:49:31 GMT -5
Thanks, I figured it's Jakks just because of the figures boots and how big it looks but I wasn't sure. I want a Suicide figure but I thought that would be easier. Who was the guy who made the masks if you know? I honestly can't remember and I'm not even sure if it was here or on FB somewhere. |
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Post by ~ Cymru ~ on May 29, 2013 17:17:35 GMT -5
Thanks, I figured it's Jakks just because of the figures boots and how big it looks but I wasn't sure. I want a Suicide figure but I thought that would be easier. Who was the guy who made the masks if you know? did you know there is an actual Suicide figure out, in RA style? |
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Post by johnnyb on Mar 22, 2014 16:51:39 GMT -5
Can someone tell me whether this is Mattel or Jakks? Not sure but I would guess Jakks. Not that you asked, but that mask looks too loose to me, like an executioner's hood There was a guy on this board (I think) that made beautiful tight-fitting luchador masks that were sewn using the classic 3-piece pattern. They really were miniature versions of the real thing and in a class by themselves. Does anyone know who this member is that makes figure masks? Thanks! |
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