(Update: New Added) Movie Masters The Joker Fix-Up

You should fix up the paint around the eyes, I don't recall there being that much.

I was aiming towards the effect of the paint wearing down the face. I didn't base his appearance completely on the film -- I rather went my own route to give him that "worn" look.

I understand that there is too much black around the eyes -- This is the first fix-up I ever did. I'm definitely going to improve on this with my next one. Does the darkness detract away from the figure itself? How would you rate it from 1-10?

Well since you ask, it appears that all you did to the figure was add the darkness of the eyes, so therefore yes, it does detract away from the figure itself. The Movie Masters are great figures to begin with, messing around with them is dangerous. I am not saying I don't see why you wanted to add darker rings around his eyes. I saw the movie, I get it, you just went a little too far with it. The accessories you added look cool, but I care more about the figure itself. I normally do not like to judge on the number scale, but as you are asking... Original figure 9/10 with your fix-up 6.5/10. I don't mean this to be harsh in any way, just lighten up the eyes or add some flesh color like the paint is running and you may be able to make the figure a 10/10.

You over did the black.

thats excellent 9/10 just make the eyes not that black then it will be 10/10

This is great. It doesn't even looks like a custom, it looks like it came form toybiz or something.

Thanks for the comment.

Are you referring to the amount of paint I added to the face or the darkness of it? It isn't exactly black by the way. I did add some white paint this time -- it's more of a darkish gray than it is a black. I don't have a digital camera so instead I used my video camera but it doesn't work all that too well because it makes the eyes look darker than they actually are.

Yes, I think the accessories are great. I'll be sculpting The Jokers mask from the "Bank Robbery" Scene for my next Joker custom.

I didn't do anything to the hair as I still don't know the proper brown color to use. I noticed a seller on ebay repainted a Joker as a custom and re-did the hair and it came out perfect. I'm just not sure what "shade" of brown would match his appearance. I'm still new to painting figures -- these Jokers are the first figures I ever painted so I definitely hope I improve as time goes by.