Jurassic World: Chaos Theory Atrociraptor Squad Repaints

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To celebrate the premiere of @jurassicworld Chaos Theory on @Netflix , here is a bonus episode going over how to repaint the Atrociraptor squad!
0:34 - Ghost
2:19 - Red
3:28 - Tiger
4:22 - Panthera
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@Mr_Meow_1188 4 ай бұрын

Man I'll tell u what ur paint skill is awesome each atrociraptor looks accurate and amazing. I have a battle damage atrociraptor tiger, and for the longest time I thought it was red because of the color matel put on it, i recently just figured out that i have tiger and not red. Seeing ur repaints makes me see the difference now. W video man 👍

@JurassicKM 4 ай бұрын

Thank you, kindly! The Red figure comes with Panthera, Owen, the bike, and the young Carnotaurus, or as an individual Ferocious Pack. To Mattel's credit, their Red figure looks the most like the movie version. I wonder why she wasn't in Chaos Theory, though...

@AtrociCollector 4 ай бұрын

So when using/spraying primer on the figure, how far shld the distance frm the primer bottle be frm the figure and do we have to move the neck up and down to apply primer so that the entire neck piece can be covered in primer?

@JurassicKM 4 ай бұрын

Great questions! The primer I use is brush-on. Spray primers usually say on the can how far away you should have it while spraying. Sometimes, the spray primer will make the figure feel tacky, depending on the kind of plastic used. If it does, apply some clear coat before painting. You could move the neck, but the paint rubs off pretty easily. You can always trim the plastic to prevent rubbing (check out JurassicJunkie's Shingrasaurus video for info on how to do that). I treat my repaints like maquettes, so for these Atrociraptors, I glued the necks in place.

@AtrociCollector 4 ай бұрын

@@JurassicKM thanks for the primer tips!! But I did some research on primer and it says that it avoids paint frm being scrapped off. Is that true? And since u glued them in place, does that mean u can no longer articulate them? Also is the matt varnish(that u apply after the painting process is done) a sealer?

@JurassicKM 4 ай бұрын

@AtrociCollector Primer doesn't prevent paint from rubbing/chipping 100%, but it greatly reduces it. Make sure you wipe your figures with a damp cloth to get rid of any dust, factory grime, etc, and dry it before you prime and paint it. This gives the paints a clean and more reliable surface to stick to. Since I glued the necks in place, that does mean they are not articulated. I don’t have the confidence to try trimming the plastic yet, and since my repaints are meant for display purposes, it doesn't bother me. I'm wrapping up a couple of Velociraptors that I've done the same thing with. Yes, the matte varnish is a sealer. Any time I say "clear coat," this is what I'm referring to. The only time I use the gloss clear coat is on the Mosasaurus or Indoraptor.

@AtrociCollector 3 ай бұрын

@@JurassicKM do u have the names of the primer and Matt varnish that u used? I’m planning to order some but idk the specific names

@JurassicKM 3 ай бұрын

They're Liquitex Acrylic Matte Varnish and Liquitex Acrylic Gesso, respectively.