Sun Goku Plastic Figure Dragon Ball Figurine

Specifications:

• Excellent gift for the fan of Dragon Ball
• Meticulous details design makes the Dragon Ball Figurine vivid
• This Dragon Ball Figurine is indispensable for the One Piece figure collection
• You can also put Dragon Ball Figurine on your desk as a cool decoration
• Made of high quality material, this Dragon Ball Figurine is durable for a long time
• Fantastic gift to your beloved or kid
• Material: Plastic
• Height: 21cm/8.3in

Details:

• The Sun Goku figurine in the Dragon Ball  is cool

• Back view of the  Dragon Ball Toy, it is vivid and beautiful

• Made of high quality material, these Dragon Ball Figurines are durable for a long time

• You can  put Dragon Ball Figurine on your desk as a cool decoration

How to Make Masks for Action Figures

• Action figure customization is a well-established hobby among collectors. Fans of altering their action figures often repaint, repair, swap parts and make custom parts to create whole new designs. Some even make masks for their action figures, which can be removed or swapped out like a costume. To make your own masks for the action figure of your choice, you will need to make a mold of your action figure. Learn how you can use molding and casting to make a new appearance for your action figure

Instructions
Molding

• Remove the head from the action figure that you are going to be making a mask for, if at all possible, and sketch out your mask design on a sheet of paper to use as a guide
• Apply small pieces of modeling clay to the head until you have built up the basic shape of the mask you would like to make. Make sure that the mask will be able to come on and off of the head easily if you are not casting in a flexible material. This often means making the neck of the mask at least as wide as the widest part of the head, or creating a very accurate fit for a mask that covers only the face. When you are satisfied with the overall shape of the mask, sculpt details into the clay using your sculpting tools
• Build a molding box out of wood or plastic that is deep and wide enough to leave at least a clearance of 1/4 inch on all sides of your head. Spray the head with mold release
• Mix up a batch of silicone RTV rubber and catalyst, making about half of the amount you expect to use for the full project. Fill your molding box halfway with the silicone RTV mixture and press the action figure's head into it, to the halfway point. Around the head, push a few wooden craft balls halfway into the mixture as well, to use as guidelines later. Let the mold cure overnight. Make sure you work in a well-ventilated area
• Spray the top layer of the mold with mold release spray. Mix up a second batch of silicone RTV rubber and catalyst, and pour it into the molding box, over the head. Fill up the rest of the box, then let the mold cure overnight again
• Take the molding box apart and separate the two halves of the mold, removing your action figure head from the center. You should have two halves of a negative form, with notch marks that fit together. Remove all of the clay from the head and spray it with a mold release spray again. You will be using the head again during the casting process

Casting and Finishing

• Pour a small amount of your casting material into the back half of the mold, but not enough to fill it entirely. While it is still wet, press the head into the casting material, close to the bottom of the mold, but not all the way. Clean up any spillage and make sure that the dividing line of this half-cast is smooth. Let it cure overnight, or as long as directed
• Remove the action figure head from the cast, and take the cast out of the mold. Repeat Step 1 on the other half of the mold, this time pressing the face of the head into the casting material. Let the cast cure overnight
• Remove the head from the cast, and take the other half of the cast out of the mold. Determine how well the two halves of the cast fit together, and trim off any mismatched edges or excess material. Join the two halves of the cast together by painting a small amount of your casting material onto the seam, if you are using latex or rubber. If not, join the halves with craft or modeling glue. Let the mask dry
• Test the fit of the mask on the action figure's head. If you cannot easily remove the mask, trim some of the material around the neck
• Remove the mask and paint it, using the appropriate paints for your casting material, such as latex mask paint or acrylic modeling paint. Let the paint dry and spray the mask with a clear sealer

Tips & Warnings

• For an easier mask that does not involve the molding and casting process, you can make masks from heat-flexible plastic like Wonderflex or you can put epoxy directly onto the head for a permanent mask
• If you are working with resin, you need to wear a filtration mask

How to Select Dragonball Z Action Figures

• Dragonball Z is an adaptation of the successful manga comic of the same name. Focused on the character Goku, Dragonball Z is a humorous portrayal of adulthood in a cartoon format. The name Dragonball reflects the story's plot of magical dragon balls being across the universe. Goku is on a quest to unite the dragon balls in order to get a wish from the dragon god, Shen Long. The success of the show encouraged creators to develop a full merchandise line of movies, clothing, games and action figures

Instructions

• Know the Dragonball Z characters, both antagonists and protagonists. While serious action figure collectors may not care which character you select, children may prefer to have only the "good guys." Learning the names of some of the main characters will prevent you from accidentally picking up unfavorable or unpopular characters
• Browse the selection of Dragonball Z action figures at your local comic book store. You may be able to find both new and used figures there, as many stores allow customers to trade in their action figures for store credit or money
• Learn how to identify authentic Dragonball Z action figures. Early collections were licensed by Irwin Toys, but newer figures are licensed by JAKKS Pacific. Should you encounter action figures manufactured by anyone other than one of these two companies, assume it is not authentic merchandise
• Get a feel for the products currently on the market. The Official Dragonball Z Web site (see Resources below) shows current products and gives a sneak preview of upcoming collectibles. The site also occasionally runs contests where you can win special action figures and related Dragonball Z merchandise
• Hunt for limited edition or hard to find Dragonball Z action figures, such as those featured at Burger King restaurants. In 2000 and 2003, Burger King ran a promotion where it gave away a select number of Dragonball Z toys. The 2003 promotion featured a Dragonball Z character packaged with a Powerpuff Girls toy. It can be difficult tracking down each individual item from both promotions, so your best bet is to try to find an entire collection through an online vendor

Package Included:f

• 1 x Dragon Ball Figurine