Kingdom Come Superman | Mezco Custom Tutorial | Intermediate Level

[@safwanlovezyou]

Why aren't you famous yet??? You should be famous , i only customized one figure but i bought everything now I'm learning from you how to make the clothes!! I will buy fabric and try it my self because i have always wanted to do customize a superman

[@AzrachToys]

Thank you so much for your kind words :) Best of luck with your custom figures.

[@joleoner]

First love your videos

[@AzrachToys]

Thank you so much for watching! :)

[@joleoner]

@@AzrachToys no problem

[@KatlikeRider]

Thank you for another great tutorial!

[@AzrachToys]

Thank you for watching :)

[@hughjanus9489]

Such skills with the sewing and evertything

[@AzrachToys]

Thank you so much :)

[@jmo13322]

7:16 Shouldve showed how you put the boots on. Do they just slip over his feet or take feet off and then slip on boot?

[@AzrachToys]

Excellent Advice I missed that when I shot the video. The Vtoys body comes with interchangeable parts which have a peg that can fit inside the peg holes of the boots. So they do not slip over the leg but it is a swappable part.

[@jmo13322]

So those boots are made specifically for that figure?

[@AzrachToys]

@jmo13322 no they were made for the mezco superman figure. The vtoys figure has swappable calf piece. Fortunately that piece can fit into the boots

[@mtljcordeiro]

Good job

[@AzrachToys]

Thank you.

[@sujanmanandhar94]

Nice tutorial.

[@AzrachToys]

Thank you so much!

[@sircory_380]

Where did you get the pants and shirt trace template

[@AzrachToys]

I made them myself. You can find it on my facebook page. Please check the comments on my video post. See the description for the FB page link.

[@lokilaufeyson4153]

cannot find the boots on ebay

[@AzrachToys]

I think they are sold out. Please follow actionfigurecustoms on instagram to get updates on stock.

[@leepicciotto]

Hey just wanted to say thanks so much for these videos, they really helped me get started and really good(imo anyway). Hey where do you recommend I get the symbols to use with my print outs to iron on/heat on to the fabric? Ill be switching to soft plastic symbols but have some I need to finish that have designs that call for how you're doing them. I've had to pull from artwork etc and end up having to keep printing and resizing until I get it right and it gets costly. I have a dkr superman and a jim lee Batman I really need to finish and only have one sheet left. I know you probably won't respond to this but thanks for everything anyway.you've been a tremendous help and inspiration

[@AzrachToys]

Thank you so much for watching. Usually what I do with the symbols is get a really good white background image from Google. Then use one of my templates as a reference point since the templates are exactly a4 size and try to match the scale on PowerPoint (because PowerPoint allows you to resize images without losing quality). So that I do not waste paper I have columns of the same symbol at multiple sizes varying very very slightly so that I have at least 1 that matches perfectly. And usually on 1 sheet I have like 30 - 40 different symbols I can cut and use at anytime for different versions of supes and batman. Also if you are low on paper try a test print on normal paper in black and white to save ink as well since the print size should be the same. ;)

[@jesussedano5290]

could you put a PDF of the clipping ??

[@AzrachToys]

PDF in the clipping? I have added links to the templates in the description now.

[@sircory_380]

Bro can u please do a Omni man mezco custom please🙏🏾

[@AzrachToys]

Hopefully I can work on it soon :)

[@td41031]

Long time no see

[@AzrachToys]

I had to do this video 2 times over.. Hehe . Thank you for your patience.

[@Augnalius]

Would flexible fabric glues or iron on adhesives work as well as sewing? Would it be easier to do and take less time?

[@AzrachToys]

I have not used these methods so I am not sure if they work. But I do not see why they will not work. It would definitely be easier and less time consuming to use glue.

[@Augnalius]

@@AzrachToys Thanks

[@Kitbats]

Damn, I thought transfer paper would easily help with my custom. I'm doing a black spiderman suit and I'm having difficulty cutting the excess paper on the logo so I'll have to stick with putting black around the spidey logo, butttt I can't figure out the exact color of my fabric so there's going to be a color disparity around it. Welp, guess u cant have everything looks like I gotta settle with what I got.

[@AzrachToys]

There are costly options to help you with that issue. Solutions like the cricut and heat transfer vinyl may help but that is way too pricey

[@Kitbats]

@@AzrachToys Ahh yes. Apparently the tool that accurately cuts the transfer paper for you is called a cutter plotter and is priced around $250+. My alternative would be to go look for print shop services who could do my logos for $1-$2. Hope this helps out other customizers who are worrying about emblems.

[@AzrachToys]

@@Kitbats Thank you so much that is a great idea. Melbourne is in lockdown so I will not be able to go to a print shop :(

[@antonshagswell]

What material did you use?

[@AzrachToys]

I used 4 way stretch Nylon Spandax meterial. Please see www.ebay.com.au/itm/393094617242?var=661998776669