How To Make A Chainsaw Man Figure With A Real Chainsaw!
- 11 months ago
Hello, friends! Are you ready for a unique atmosphere, action and cool transformations? If so, we've got an awesome project lined up for you today! Today, we're creating a Chainsaw Man figure with not just one, but two unique forms! In his standard human form, he's just your everyday Denji. But when the chainsaw kicks in, watch out! You'll be in awe when you see our Chainsaw Man figure transform into a powerful chainsaw-wielding monster! Plus, did we mention the chainsaw actually works?
Firstly, we selected a POP character figurine and meticulously detached the upper part at the head. We then affixed a saw to the motor and strategically positioned it within the figurine's head. The character's ears were carefully removed, and the resulting voids were filled with pliable plasticine. In our subsequent step, we carved out sections from a foam material and fastened these to our newly designed head. To elevate the aesthetic appeal, we affixed various adornments and proceeded with the painting process. We began with a layer of spray paint, followed by more intricate work with a brush. Next, our attention shifted towards crafting a body to complement this reimagined head. We sourced the body from the original figurine and extended its limbs using a combination of wire and plasticine. After crafting and applying a coat of paint to the clothing, our figure began to take shape. Further enhancements involved the construction of a foam stand, which served as the battery installation point. We then decided to incorporate a second POP figure into our project, commencing work on another head. We assembled the head, removing any superfluous pieces in the process. The head was then fortified with plasticine, which also allowed us to sculpt the facial features. Following the formation of the face, we eagerly embarked on the painting process. Our subsequent task was to carve out a base for the chainsaws from a plastic sheet. We attached metal wires around the periphery and appended spikes to emulate a realistic chainsaw. Some light paintwork was the final touch, resulting in a dual-themed character figurine that truly stands out from the crowd!
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Firstly, we selected a POP character figurine and meticulously detached the upper part at the head. We then affixed a saw to the motor and strategically positioned it within the figurine's head. The character's ears were carefully removed, and the resulting voids were filled with pliable plasticine. In our subsequent step, we carved out sections from a foam material and fastened these to our newly designed head. To elevate the aesthetic appeal, we affixed various adornments and proceeded with the painting process. We began with a layer of spray paint, followed by more intricate work with a brush. Next, our attention shifted towards crafting a body to complement this reimagined head. We sourced the body from the original figurine and extended its limbs using a combination of wire and plasticine. After crafting and applying a coat of paint to the clothing, our figure began to take shape. Further enhancements involved the construction of a foam stand, which served as the battery installation point. We then decided to incorporate a second POP figure into our project, commencing work on another head. We assembled the head, removing any superfluous pieces in the process. The head was then fortified with plasticine, which also allowed us to sculpt the facial features. Following the formation of the face, we eagerly embarked on the painting process. Our subsequent task was to carve out a base for the chainsaws from a plastic sheet. We attached metal wires around the periphery and appended spikes to emulate a realistic chainsaw. Some light paintwork was the final touch, resulting in a dual-themed character figurine that truly stands out from the crowd!
Did you like this video? Then give this video a big thumbs up! Would you like to have chainsaws on your hands? Share this video with your friends and all Anime fans and leave a comment! Don't forget to check out our other videos:
I Made a Mini Basketball Game Using a Real Basketball Backboard -
• I Made a Mini Bas...
Watch How I Transform Pikachu into Flash! -
• Watch How I Trans...
How I Make a Pokeball Diorama with Cute Pikachu -
• How I Make a Poke...
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All product and company names shown in the video are trademarks™ or registered® trademarks of their respective holders. The use of them does not imply any affiliation with or endorsement by them.
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Stock materials:
https://www.depositphotos.com
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Music by Epidemic Sound: https://www.epidemicsound.com/