Flocked Kirk

[Action Burt]

Got hold of some mego heads the other day, so I thought Id do what I do best.....have a go at flocking some












One for the ladies

[Hotfoot]

Scary! How did you flock him?

[The Bat]

Punk Rock Kirk!!! Love it!!

[Man of Action]

cool

[K]

*smile* Great! Now if you could only do a Kung Fu Grip Kirk.......

[toys2cool]

looks pretty good

[The Toyroom]

Too cool!

[BlackKnight]

These are Great. You got Mad Skill Bro, congrats.

[jessica]

Wow that is really cool! You must teach me how to do that--it may come in handy someday.

[Meule]

That's one scary Kirk

[SlipperyLilSuckers]

Wow what a difference. How did you do it? Please show us!

[HardyGirl]

McCoy and the Shat w/ a fro! Pretty cool. Do you flock GIJoes?

[MIB41]

OH NO! It's Michael Myers with flesh tones!!!
Fun idea. I really like those!

[fallensaviour]

Those are works of art for sure.
I know were to send my AJs when I need them done.

[shellhead]

Hi all, Flocking isn,t really a technique you can accomplish without specialized equipment.
I own a flocking machine and mine consists of three parts, a transformer , a positive charge wand with a cup to hold the flock, and a negative charge clip that attaches to the object you are flocking. You first paint on adhesive to the areas of the piece you want to flock, and quickly attach the negative charge clip to the piece itself or a conductive rod that that can fit throgh a hole in the piece ( like a neck hole,) then you aim the possitive charge wand at the piece and press the charge button. The possitively charged flock is then drawn to the negativly charged adhesive by electomagnetic force.
As a result of the static charge the flock filaments stand on end. Then you carfully unclip everything a set the piece aside with nothing touching the flock for several hours until the adheasive compleately dries. I hope this helps .

Best-o-luck

Chris