Building Moebius Models 1/8 Adam West Batman Part 4

[@resin_Hd]

Came out excellent! Bravo!

[@JackFlemingFan1]

Excellent job!!

[@thehitchslap]

Awesome job!!!!!!!

[@Migetto]

Looks great. Nice work!!

[@artdearcos]

excellent build.

[@kimdecastro9156]

you did a excellant job . looks like adam west .

[@teknofonix]

superb work - you are a perfectionist

[@oieswitek544]

Amazing!

[@brucewayne-px4lv]

holy moebius models Batman! (incredible job)

[@aaronmac4115]

Holy awesomeness batman!!!!!

[@DrummermanRoque007]

Excellent

[@otdoud]

Fantastic.

[@julianredsea1910]

superb you gave me the desire to build one myself

[@JokerLaugh]

He turned out great !

[@nanodave1980]

very nice sir

[@ScaleModelAlberta]

Success! Looks awesome man, very nice.!

[@BobShowSide]

The face is really impressive !

[@steelers4life1976]

nice job

[@arthurcabral9561]

Probably the finest result of any styrene plastic model kit in recent history.

[@maxbrandt6]

Excellent work! The colors look spot on to me but a little research into the '66 costume does reveal the suit does seem to change color in certain scenes. I'm guessing that is due to the mood lighting they used on set.

[@gordonenquist36]

Like the fact you use oils, a very tried and true figure medium. Also using modern acrylics to their best advantage. I enjoy watching your work. cheers Eh!

[@teppest11]

Very cool batman statue and great paint job. Can't wait to see Cat Woman

[@MeBeTheDB]

Holy Bat-Paint ...!! Thank you for bringing my childhood hero to life. Back then, we thought leotards and satin were all the rage. Well, they are again in my heart of hearts. BRAVO-! D.A.

[@DFloyd84]

I came back to this video as a guide for painting my Knight Models Batman '66. I think I can do a serviceable job by following your steps and adjusting for the scale.

[@props-model-shop]

Looks very lifelike, great detail. Man I really envy you guys who can bring these action figures to life.

[@Toxicrafa]

Looks awesome! Can't wait for the next build!

[@Fattyrat]

There's something above how the fabric folds across his stomach and how you've painted it which looks very real and not plastic. The likeness in the face is great too. :)

[@fibrosport]

congrats on a terrific build - if anyone can do it better than this ... nah - let's just forget about that, not happening !! thanks for the vids !

[@nassirahmad4873]

That looks bat-tastic! Nicely done, Doc!

[@trekguy66]

Love it! Awesome job!

[@markpr73]

For anyone who may be putting this kit together, you may wish to consider going with the stickers rather than the decals. In my experience, the decals did not react well to Micro Sol/ Micro Set and I wish I'd gone with the stickers instead. After applying Micro Set to the area on the chest where the emblem would be, I moved the decal into place and then went through the typical process of applying Micro Sol to the decal and allowing it to dry. Unfortunately, the decal developed a split over one of the ears and it was in an area that would not seal up. I tried, in vain, to remove the chest emblem decal using the exact instructions on the Micro Set bottle, applying it several times over the course of a couple of hours, and the decal would not soften at all. As a matter of fact, I even attempted some rather aggressive attacks with the tip of a hobby knife and could not get so much as a tiny edge to lift up. It appears at this point that my only option will be to attempt to color-match some yellow paint and try to fill in this extremely small but visible rip. I've had modelers on another forum verify that they DID, in fact , have good results with the stickers and they avoided the unpleasant experience I've had. I should also point out that the belt buckle decal reacted no better to the setting solutions, and the edges of the decal wound up being very difficult to get to adhere tightly to the edges of the plastic. Hopefully others will have a better time with these issues. Other than that it's an awesome looking kit.

[@jonanjello]

Incredible work, Doc.

[@tommynoisemusic]

nice build all the way around. great work with shade and highlights and painting the face. I'm in the process of building this kit. I plan to post up a vid on the build. the 66 batman and batmobile are still my fave. long live the bright knight.

[@utahtexan9155]

Brilliant work! You are such an artist! I would suggest canopy glue or alphatic resin of some sort if you need to glue the sticker.

[@jordanharris903]

Awesome , just awesome job dude :)

[@mrmechanic29]

Looks amazing, I really like how the oils worked in the face.

[@pityfulpyro]

Wow, really enjoyed watching all four parts. Great videos! Can't wait for more!

[@waylowsworkshop]

For a first effort in that scale its amazing...I have started learning to work with oils thanks to you...I can't get over how much he looks like Adam West...Great Job!

[@DarKKnightt07]

I think you are too hard on yourself, it looks great, good job.

[@riddler40360]

It looks great. Thank's for doing these video's. I will use the tips you gave on my Batman build soon.I can't wait for when you do your Catwoman.

[@avenger038]

BAMM! great job ! lovely looking model !! mmmmmm cat woman lmao !

[@xrlent12]

Very Nice. Came out great. Kind of annoying that the mask has a seam......pointless that they go to the effort of separating it from the cowl but then introduce a seam.

[@spooky6703]

+xrlent12 That's there in the show, you have to look kinda close, but Adam West had a big ol' seam there, it's pretty stark if you look for the colors.

[@RobotJeeg]

Wow! A perfect replica of the Mayor of Quahog! Nananananananananaaaa Mayorrrrrrr!

[@billdunbar7992]

You were right to use the sticker for the Bat emblem. The TV suit had a-hand cut vinyl symbol layered onto a cardboard oval, that was placed on the suit with double-sided carpet tape!

[@TheRunesmythe]

This is just my opinion, but I think the level of highlighting and shading you did is quite good. As you said, larger scale means less exaggerated highlights and shades and, in light of that, I think that the final look is both contrasted enough and realistic looking. As for the sticker, I'd suggest either white glue or rubber cement. White glue has the benefit of being easily spreadable and dries clear, while rubber cement is pretty forgiving when it comes to moving parts around before it dries completely.

[@DarkDioStudio]

Great job on The Batman!!! The oils came out great. All hail campy TV shows ;)

[@ToddHLHG]

Awesome job on this build. I loved the tv show!

[@Lierbal]

What a great series! You did a wonderful service to Batman! The ending was great too - very memorable. :) Thanks a lot for sharing your work. I'm now eager to see what you're able to accomplish with the Catwoman model.

[@steveminla]

Great build! Makes me want to try to tackle it ( sometime lol ). Looking forward to the Cat woman build! Try to use rubber cement on that sticker. If any rc leaks out the sides you can simply use a rubber cement eraser on it and the extra rc will just rub off.

[@fenshing]

Looks great! Watching these has made me want to revisit the show. I'll have to get the Penguin when he comes out. Burgess Meredith was my favorite. Also... WHERE ARE THEY??!

[@RainerK.]

I think the kit is based on this shot. vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/batman/images/1/1b/Batman_'66_-_Adam_West_as_Batman.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20140721204147 Didn't you do the sign?

[@ThePaintingClinic]

+Rainer Koschnick Nice. I assume everyone knows who he is, therefore no need for the sign.

[@RainerK.]

The sign is giving me a lot of trouble, already stripped it twice so I was looking for help. Seems nobody is doing it. The black background with the yellow logo and the very thin lines of the bat make it difficult for a beginner like me.

[@ThePaintingClinic]

+Rainer Koschnick All that flat surface makes it tricky. I would use masking tape and an airbrush. You can also try spray paints and tape.

[@RainerK.]

+Doctor Faust's Painting Clinic I have bought a 5/0 brush for the small face and ordered some Maskol for other projects. It should also be easier to use here than tape with the curvy logo. I will try to use a toothpick to do those batwing lines, but I have no idea if this will work. This is my first model kit.

[@redgreen09]

wellll dont think can do it think old TV show theem hare if whent NAH NAH NAH yes you get it me rather hare the 9odays one and see cistmass with the joker best one yet out thare :::::)))

[@raccooneyes2099]

well... 4 yrs later i gotta ask.. how did the oil paint hold up? is the plastic ok?