Nearly a month and a half since I brought out the first model. I have made more changes and revisions than I can count, and every time I thought I finished the model, someone noticed something that could be more accurate.
I made this in order to help people complete their collections, and give a sense of closure to the series that I loved so much. So here is the mask of ultimate power. Forged from the 6 elements by Makuta and put into a single mask.
This is the Wire frame over the two images I used as reference. I have altered them a little since I took these to make them more accurate.
RolloutReviews Did a nice video on the current mask and I will fix any errors that he brought up in the video.
There are two models that you can purchase. The Titan Scale and the Villiger Scale, Titan Scale Villiger Scale
There are two different versions of the mask The Titan Scale is the one seen in the contest video and JTO. It looks great on the titan set, but makes normal figures look like bobble heads. The villiger Scale was made to look better on the Toa and Villagers
It looks AMAZING
But since you are selling it, I believes this falls under advertising, sorry changed category since this is considered an add ~not a soviet spy
First I would recommend using a coat of primer. Black if you can get it. This would help the paint stick to the mask, and if you want to paint it gold make it shinier. If you want it black you can just leave the primer. But I would recommend an enamel gold paint, it has been tried and true for modellers.
I am not sure. I was thinking of getting it to see how it looks.
Not to put tumbleweed’s down, as that was his first version, and he was going to make a second. (one of the reasons I worked so hard to make mine quickly)
But mine is more accurate. If you want you can wait until he has his second version up and then buy that if you think it looks better.
I’m actually contemplating getting both yours and his. I like the look of both of them - His is very harsh and big, whereas yours is more compact like the MoCr and MoCo.