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Hi! I stopped my commissions when my kid was born some months ago, sorry!

I would love to see that!! Thank you

Escribeme por insta y busco el escaneo que hice y te lo mando.

@@wilcapoeira muchas gracias y ayuda mucho tus vídeos

Yes it does, you will need a sample trouser pattern to draw your correctly sized pattern accurately, but I have done all kinds of clothing following this method. IG: lapsusmentalworks

@@wilcapoeira oh I see, thanks mate

This is a shortcut to get correctly sized patterns that saves tons of time in “sizing your patterns”. Title is perfectly accurate unless you are looking for effortless results. Check the comments from the people who really want to put the effort that it takes to learn a skill and go buy your clothes from eBay until you are ready for my videos.

Que me ha delatado? 🤔 jaja

Super glad that you found it useful!

@@wilcapoeira ☺️ thank you for making this video bro

The one I wrap? That is SH Figuarts bruce lee. The one from the caption is a Damtoys Drawman blank body on custom clothes and I believe there is a muscular body at some point in the video which is a Vtoys Zero blank body

It’s a Vtoys Zero body

I hope it comes handy to you in your projects! I still use the same technique to this day

Hi, this is polyester 👌🏼

Thank you so much

Definitely. I’m learning through this TH-cam experience too. Sometimes it’s hard to put out difficult content without making hours long videos. Long videos do not retain audience hence people don’t learn that much from them. I also noticed videos with easier topics gather more attention and I will try to make shorter and to the point videos instead of recording full builds.

Fimo polymer clay 😊

Hi! In those cases I don’t change the joint but the entire boot with my softgoods ones. You can find how I do them in my black panther videos.

I encourage you to do it. It’s so satisfying!!!

@@wilcapoeira ty

He is a character from Mezcotoyz brand

Oh ok thank you

Much appreciated!! I’m glad it was useful for you 💪🏼

I sculpted them with polymer clay

If it had to fit like a puzzle why would we bother cutting it in pieces? Video isnt called perfect fit clothing for no reason 😏 Once you start sewing and following the curve you can see in the torso pieces, you notice how they are sized correctly. The two seams have the same perimeter or length but different shape.

@@wilcapoeira why, for clickbait? well you got 1 view out of me so I guess it works.

@@TinyPowerComics your view gets me to the same point than convincing you, nowhere. I get nothing out of this channel and still keep on answering each and every question. Understand that there are no resources showing this kind of insights on how to do things, that with little practice, are fairly easy and accessible to anybody. There aren’t resources with free patterns for the wide variety of body blanks that we have nowadays either. The method has flaws? Maybe, but clothing designers study and practice for years and this is a 10 minute video. But it definitely is worthy and works. Feel free to check my work on Instagram, or Facebook groups. This is the technique I use myself and it works. I suggest you try it out, and let me know if you have issues with it or questions.

I use fabric glue a lot. But on jumpsuits which I already cut quite fit and rely on their elasticity to be skin tight, I feel that a thread secures things better. On high stress points (crotch, arms and torso) I would use thread 100%. The sleeve end, I simply glue it 😊

@@wilcapoeira thanks

I havent used one for 1:12. I got a good one in storage, but some seams are too small to bother using it. Where I can’t beat a sewing machine is at finish quality, but I rarely leave thread exposed on these spandex suits. If you are making a jacket that will have exposed seams, hand stitching is hard work.

@@wilcapoeira thanks

Btw, I usually do “back stitching”. For some ends I will do “running stitching” if I don’t want the thread to cause wrinkles in the finish and it is not a stress point.

@@wilcapoeira that's good to know, thanks again.

Feel free to reach me on Instagram where I can share pictures with you

@@wilcapoeira I'll try to set up instagram soon.

Hey, basically, yo do a mummy out of your figure with this plastic film and painters tape trick and draw those seams that you described from HotToys Spiderman on top of the painters tape. Then you go with your scissors over the painted seams and you will have your pattern. Second topic is making it skin tight. On this scale, 1/16th of an inch or a millimiter, is like going up one size in your human clothes. The only reliable way I found to mail my suits is test fitting often. Sometimes I would even test fit 3-4 times when doing just a leg seam. The reasons for this are that I do only one copy of each piece, I usually switch bodies in my builds and each fabric has a level of elasticity. If I had to do 100 copies of something I would unravel a fitting suit and getting a pattern out of it. Then I wouldn’t feel the need of the back and forth fitting. I hope you get my points

@@wilcapoeira Thanks for the reply. In summary, I think you mean 1. tape mummy and make 1st template out of it. 2. Then trace template onto fabric. 3. Then cut and sew fabric 4. Next hem/adjust/ re-sew in areas that need to be tighter. 5. After the clothing fits right, undo the stitching and use that clothing fabric to trace a new template onto cardboard,. 6. Then use this new template as the final template for all of your 100 + sewing copies ?

@@Augnalius exactly haha you put it together step by step perfectly. But I never do that, I try to avoid repeating stuff 😬

@@wilcapoeira Great thank you.

This method works for the scale you prefer. That’s the key feature of the method, fit the body you apply it to.

@@wilcapoeira ah got it, can u make Hoodie for figure, prver shf 1:12 actually

Hey! Well it depends. These blue and red fabrics are not my usual thing. Most used interesting ones for me are: - polyester for stretchy things - cotton for jackets, pants and non-stretchy stuff - faux leather for capes, boots and what not. I usually got to a big fabric store and buy things that inspire me to do a certain figure and don’t necessarily belong to above 3 options. I hope it helps!

@@wilcapoeira Thank you so much! It very much did :)

Hey! I don’t have kids myself but only way I know to join pieces of fabric is either fabric glue or stitching. There are other simpler project like capes for you guys to start with and then maybe progress to sewing depending on the kids age. I’m not sure how toxic fabric glue is, but I get it over my hands frequently and I can imagine how that’s going to end up looking with a kid involved.

Maybe there is some kid safe glue you can test. Luckily, fabrics are inexpensive, you can always give it a try.

@@wilcapoeira wow still answering comments after one year anyways, I’m only ten and that sounds pretty good… Thanks!

Well, it depends on your needs but if you have the time, that’s what this channel is for, to learn and do things ourselves 😅

@@wilcapoeira Well nothing like that is worth $600 lol I'll do it myself.

😂😂 I measure the fit and join with a short seam the points highlighted in the picture. Once the crotch is done, I do one leg after the other. 🤗

Indeed ☝🏼

Hand sewers are trash, don’t put your money on it. Only good machines are reliable on elastic fabrics, which are 80% of what I use. Unless you are doing several copies of the same thing, I encourage you to start hand sewing 😊

@@wilcapoeira any suggestions for a cheap machine? I’m trying to get into it and idk where to start.

@@jaayreyes6923 I don’t have one myself 😬 It takes too much space I guess hehe There are ton of reviews on line tho. Singer, Alfa.. checks classic brands

@@wilcapoeira just not looking to pay $100+ I was just gonna get a mini one for like $30. I saw there’s two types, a hand one and literally a mini sewer

@@jaayreyes6923 avoid the hand one for figure work. I bought it and it is more suited to fix some human size pants than for figure work. The other budget alternatives I can’t really tell. But I will be looking forward to hear from you if you get one 🤗

Thank you mate. Sorry I missed your message!

Yeah. Body is a damtoys drawman. Clothes are black polyester and boots, well I made the boots just like you saw here 😬

Hey! Base suit is black polyester.

It is faux leather. Same material used in trunks, boots, gloves, partially on the head and cape 😬

I don’t have any hood tutorial yet. I started recording a hooded cape for my mouse Mythic Legions but haven’t completed that yet 😮‍💨

Thank you mate! This is it, but it is just the beginning at the same time 😋

Hi! I’m not taking commissions lately. Sorry

😂😂😂I made Sup first tho haha Batman is still on my todo list

Thanks for the comments! Really makes me feel super good 🙌🏻

Right!!!?? Options are endless ☺️ I bake it at the recommended temp. which is 130C if I’m not mistaken, little higher than regular Fimo or Sculpey. You can check out CosClay by Monster makers also. It was not yet available when I started using Fimo leather so.. got used to this one. It’s durable enough. Won’t break on your figure but don’t try to stretch test it with tools. I’ve been using it for client work for more than a year and still got no complains at all re. durability. Thank you for commenting mate and good luck!!

Can I bake them on the action figures? It will melt my figures though.

@@muneeb2010 it depends on the body really. There are pieces I couldn’t mold and ultimately I casted them in the body itself. But I don’t recommend it cause of several factors: - First you bake them and plastics produce toxic stuff. Clay does too if you burn it tho. But I do this in my kitchen oven and don’t trust it. - You can damage your figures - Two part epoxi clays are way better suited for on body sculpting, with the drawback that you will need to paint it after it cures. But they are air curing materials that do not require heat. I hope that helps, but I haven’t tried out all the possibilities and encourage you to experiment, have fun… and share your results!

@@wilcapoeira you are absolutely right. I can’t risk bodies burning. I had placed an order for two part epoxy like last month from Ali express but it hasn’t come yet. I love customising action figures I’m working on a barbarian hunter action figure. I feel like you can’t make a good figure with only one type of material.