[Booster]

Meet Jasper. I learned to fix the skull on YouTube, sorry I don't remember who to give credit to. The zombie/corpse technique I tried was from Mr Chicken. He's more olive green than army green, which leads into my question:
What colors do I use to finish him? Also, I'm planning on using white enamel for the teeth and eyes, unless you have a better idea. Should I dry rush? Use a wash or full paint?
Thanks in advance!

 

[DaveintheGrave]

Jasper looks terrific! I love the expression.

Looks like me before I've had my morning coffee.

 

[Kris Kragle]

Awesome! Love the creepy asymmetry, the one eye/one eye socket. I'm imagining him at night, stretching towards the moonlight...

 

[HalloweenDan73]

Great job man!!

 

[Mr_Chicken]

I'd go in with a dark wash/rubout in the low points (green+black), then dry brush with green+yellow, adding a bit more yellow/white with subsequent passes, hitting only the highest points as you finish it up.

White will basically glow, which is sometimes a really cool effect, but I usually add a bit of yellow/brown to dull it a bit. I like acrylic craft paint because it's cheap

...but that's all if you want to go wacky with it

 

[Booster]

Just have to paint his eye. Thanks for all your help. Ps: I scored all the paint I'll need for the season in the oops section of Home Depot for $25!

 

[Sinister Sid]

I'd listen to that Mr. Chicken fella. I think he might know what he's talking about.

 

[The Halloween Lady]

He turned out super. Very cool indeed.

 

[Mr_Chicken]

I'd listen to that Mr. Chicken fella. I think he might know what he's talking about.

Pshh. I'm just making it up as I go.

 

[Evil Bob]

Pshh. I'm just making it up as I go.

I was a little disappointed that you didn't say anything about it being named "Jasper".

Great job, Booster!

 

[Mr_Chicken]

haha, er, right. I mean, I know how I'm painted!!

Looks great, Booster. The browns give it believability

 

[sp900zxi1]

Looks excellent!!!

 

[Texday07]

If I was wanting to make a pneumatic ground breaker could I use one 5 port solenoid. Not sure where I should have asked this question..