Your Re-paints And Special Customisations

Here's the clear wheel that I customized a little while ago. Amazing what you can do with some paint, a flashlight and a camera! XD

EDIT: Click "qui" to open the pic!

http://stefaniniivan.altervista.org/CIMG6585.JPG
http://stefaniniivan.altervista.org/CIMG6611.JPG
http://stefaniniivan.altervista.org/CIMG6613.JPG
http://stefaniniivan.altervista.org/CIMG6629.JPG
http://stefaniniivan.altervista.org/CIMG6638.JPG

This wheel does not have a name, any ideas?
Imperfections in the paint were needed to give a sort of "lava effect" once enlightened the wheel.


I also have a steampunk beylauncher, but I have to make better pictures before posting that Pinching_eyes_2
If get some french writing when I try the links...
"La risorsa richiesta è accessibile qui?"
wow, the second pic is amazing Smile
The links work for me...
"La risorsa richiesta è accessibile qui?" is italian... Have you tried to click "qui"?
(Jan. 31, 2010  4:27 PM)Giga Wrote: If get some french writing when I try the links...
"La risorsa richiesta è accessibile qui?"
That is not French, but Italian.
Ah, of course, sorry.

*Facepalm*
Looks great with the torch, just not so much without it.

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This is the re-painted bull from the stardust pegasis booster.
Looks cool Escolpio!
this may sound stupid but, how do you paint a beyblade, are there special paints or stuff?
RエスコルピオT125JB: I love that paint job you used on the clear wheel, can i aks what type of paint.
(Feb. 03, 2010  10:30 PM)SonicDaMan Wrote: Wait, did you stick an LED in there? Looks amazing. I am SO doing that with a Pegasus.

Not an LED inside, but a flashlight under the Bey [trasparent track and bottom].
But i tink that it's possible to put a led inside... there is little space, but maybe...
   
Actually, this is only a black Pegasis clear wheel in the Wind Aquario Booster and the clear Pegasis face from the Coco in Hong Kong. I call this as Black Pegasis!
Looks sweet. I wish that a black coloured storm pegasus would be released. Either that or i'm gonna sprayspaint mine soon.
(Feb. 03, 2010  9:30 PM)MetalFightKai Wrote: this may sound stupid but, how do you paint a beyblade, are there special paints or stuff?
That question has been answered in this thread..
There are multiple ways you can do it, and it depends heavily on what exactly you're coloring.
I tend to use acrylics for both the clear and metal wheel, but I will occasionally use colored sharpies to color certain clear wheels.
This is a good way to change clear wheels from yellow to green, or from a red to a purple.etc, and works best on lighter colors.
A better way of doing this is using RIT dye, although I wouldn't recommend attempting this without the help of an adult.
You should probably just stick with acrylic paint and a good quality soft haired brush, or sharpies.
Would colouring the clear wheel with a sharpie work with black? Also what type of paint should be used on the track and the bottom and if you were gonna paint a storm pegasus black would there be any point in painting the RF cause wouldn't the Paint wear off with use?
(Feb. 19, 2010  9:05 AM)megablader2 Wrote: Would colouring the clear wheel with a sharpie work with black? Also what type of paint should be used on the track and the bottom and if you were gonna paint a storm pegasus black would there be any point in painting the RF cause wouldn't the Paint wear off with use?

Colouring it with a sharpie would would probably turn out pretty crappy. I would suggest using Tamiya spray paint or something similar. I personally wouldn't bother painting the RF, it would just wear off very quickly and possibly ruin the performance of it.

Don't forget to use a topcoat! (flat would turn out best).
okay thanks.
Nope, colouring CWs with sharpies works really well (see Ellz's posts in this thread, and the photo gallery)
Has anyone tried dipping a tip in silicone before? I know its illegal, but it might make for a good RF practice bottom.
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