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  • Mod Style
    Veteran Member
    • Aug 1, 2009
    • 298

    M-113

    I thought that the Mego Salt Vampire was a great looking figure that would lend itself to be customized. This is a collaboration between my wife and I. Thanks for checking it out!IMG_0286.jpgIMG_0285.jpg
  • monitor_ep
    Talkative Member
    • May 11, 2013
    • 7391

    #2
    Nice!!
    Visit my wiki site:

    Comic Books in the Media

    To view my custom works of both JLU and Megos go to:

    Monitor_EP Deviantart page

    Action Jackson Road Trip log

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    • thunderbolt
      Hi Ernie!!!
      • Feb 15, 2004
      • 34211

      #3
      That looks great!!
      You must try to generate happiness within yourself. If you aren't happy in one place, chances are you won't be happy anyplace. -Ernie Banks

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      • sprytel
        Talkative Member
        • Jun 26, 2009
        • 6544

        #4
        The Salt Vampire is a figure that I am quite happy with how it is "out of the box"... but I gotta admit, your custom really works for me. Nice job!

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        • LonnieFisher
          Eloquent Member
          • Jan 19, 2008
          • 10828

          #5
          It's great how you did the hair! Looks awesome! I'd try to copy your method, but I'd just make a giant mess and ruin a figure...

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          • apes3978
            Permanent Member
            • Nov 19, 2005
            • 4924

            #6
            That's cool.

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            • Mod Style
              Veteran Member
              • Aug 1, 2009
              • 298

              #7
              Originally posted by LonnieFisher
              It's great how you did the hair! Looks awesome! I'd try to copy your method, but I'd just make a giant mess and ruin a figure...
              It wasn't that hard really. What i did was take liquid latex, spread some in an oval pattern on the head, took some fake hair I got from eBay and used the latex as sort of a glue. After completing the crown, I would drop down about halfway and put latex on it, add hair, and do the same process along the bottom. I would take a piece of hair and push the ends of it into the latex with a toothpick. It was about a three day process.

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              • battmasterson
                Career Member
                • Dec 22, 2010
                • 831

                #8
                Very Nice. The figure looks Great. Good Job.

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                • TrekStar
                  Trek or Treat
                  • Jan 20, 2011
                  • 8363

                  #9
                  You did a really nice job on this, congrats.

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