To compliment my Green Goblin from an earlier thread... here are a couple shots of my completed Spiderman. Lots of fun building these!! - Denis

Looks great!
Thanks for posting the pics,

Dave

very clean, Kudos!

Very Nice Job!!!! What did you paint the base with?..Jeff

Very Nice Job!!!! What did you paint the base with?..Jeff

Thanks! I used Tamiya acrylics on everything. I stippled (or spattered) the building with 4 colors (brown, tan, desert yellow, and white) after I sprayed the the base colors.

- Denis

is this figure larger or smaller than the Polar Lights Spiderman?

is this figure larger or smaller than the Polar Lights Spiderman?

Slightly larger. See this thread "Side-by-side Spideys: Moebius and Polar Lights" by JohnP it shows photos of the comparison. Thanks - Denis

How did you do the webbing on his costume? In another thread, there were several suggestions ranging from a black wash to ink.
What a cool built-up!

i guess what i'm getting at is whether the Green Goblin figure would be in scale with the Polar Lights Spider-man.

i dont like the pose of the Mobius Spider-man.

That Spidey really came out nice - Good work!

That looks great. I am getting ideas from all you modelers displaying your finished kits for the stash of models I have to build at home. I have Nosferatu, The Invisible Man, and an old Aurora/Polar Lights Frankenstein on the bench at the moment. Whenever I get to a sticky point, usually how to get just the effect I want with the paint, I move on to one of the others. But these pics and the few building articles here and other sites are very helpful. Again, a nice job and when I get to it I just hope I can have something approaching yours.

i guess what i'm getting at is whether the Green Goblin figure would be in scale with the Polar Lights Spider-man.

i dont like the pose of the Mobius Spider-man.

John -

These are slightly larger than the PL kit but IMO the Goblin kit would look great with the PL Spiderman. - Denis

How did you do the webbing on his costume? In another thread, there were several suggestions ranging from a black wash to ink.
What a cool built-up!

Thank you! I used a Rapidograph #00 technical pen with FW non-clogging waterproof india ink. Works great! If you slip just wet a q-tip with saliva and it comes clean. I did use the Model Master semi-gloss clear before I started drawing with the pen. Hope that helps...

- Denis

Excellently nice Job. He looks really sharp. :thumbsup:

Cheers,

Alec.

Wow Looks Great

Thanks to everyone. I really appreciate your comments.:)

- Denis

GREAT job, Denis!! I really like the shades used. What brand/colors did you use?

Wayne

GREAT job, Denis!! I really like the shades used. What brand/colors did you use?

Wayne

Thanks, Wayne. I used Tamiya acrylics on everything. Clear coated with both semi-gloss and flat to give Spidey a little sheen. - Denis

Great looking paint job Denis! :thumbsup: Very clean work on the lines.