How to Assemble and Paint a Soft Vinyl Designer Toy
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 พ.ย. 2022
- In this episode of the Vinyl Wonder Show, James walks us through the entire process of soft vinyl trimming, assembling, and painting for his newest sofvi figure, Papa Squatch. To purchase the paint used in this tutorial, please visit www.vinylwonder.com and for more cool toys like the one featured in this video, visit www.wondergoblin.com.
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Awesome figure, I love the little animals on him, especially the jackalope on his shoulder! (I watched the whole video 😎)
Thank you Angela!
I am just flabbergasted how quick that paint dries to the touch. How is that possible?
Our chemist is a wizard! He's been formulating paints for 50+ years
Great vid! and I love papa squatch~~~ love his flowery details
Thank you so much!
Incredible intro spin
Haha thank you
Nice work. I had previously seen your design for this character and was thinking about trying to find one in my price range.
Thank you! The lowest I've ever been able to sell them is for $180, but that's for bigger runs. They more commonly go for 200-250. They take a crazy amount of work. I'll try to plan another larger 180 release for wondergoblin.com soon.
@vinylwonder Sounds great. Thanks for explaining so much of the process and safety precautions in your videos. It's a blast to watch
Great work! 👏👏👏❤️
Thanks Elias!
Love these videos
Thanks!
cant wait to paint some sofubi today!
Happy painting!
yes! thank you!
My pleasure!
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Hi, can you adding some blood splatter paints on a coated sofubi? Or should we decoating/thinnering the paint first? Or adding surfacer? Or you can just splat some red paints for bloody effect? Thanks
Yes, you can add a blood splatter effect with our vinyl paints by using the Ready-Spray Red. It should be pretty thin in the ready-spray format, but if you want it thinner, just mix in a little vinyl thinner with it.
About how long does the vinyl surface stay receptive to paint after using the thinner?
The sooner the better, but it just depends on how hot/dry or cold/wet it is.
Can you show how to mix colors with your paints in your next video? :)
I actually have a video showing that very thing! - th-cam.com/video/RCUzZJrJvOs/w-d-xo.html
I read on your Instagram this was made in the USA. Most toys like this are made in Japan. What business did you use to make a vinyl toy?
He is in California. You can find them on instagram @quail_toy
@@vinylwonder Thank you so much! May I ask how much a typical 10 inch toy costs with them to produce?
@@diablothegreat5932 There are so many variables that come into play with pricing. It's best to just reach out and ask them. I would say maybe start smaller if this is your first toy though. The smaller the piece and the fewer the parts, the more affordable the cost.
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