DalaGStanator's Customs, Mods and Experiments

Having just bought premade olive green paint, I've given the TOMY Cranky a second repaint eight years after my first attempt. The less accurate shade I used back then was kept underneath, because the olive green seemed a little too bright for him when applied (hence why I didn't prime him). In parts where I overrode the black spaces, I used markers to fill them in again. Have to say it turned out much better, and the unintentional weathering helps add a perfect look to him. Shame I (currently) can't do anything about the faded face without wiping the eyebrows off, because the previous repaint was clearcoated by spraying (without masking). The fact he sat near large windows until last year doesn't help either. Here's how the new colour looks under outdoor lighting: