Barry Allen / Eobard Thawne / Eobarry
For my first figure of 2015, I’ve got the currently unidentified CW Reverse Flash that I’ve been working on for almost two weeks now! I was pretty excited when it was revealed back in October that the Reverse Flash would already be showing up in the first half of season one for the series, but I don’t usually like to start on a figure if I only have set photos to go off of, so I decided to wait until the actual episode aired in December. After having seen it last month, man that was awesome. It has added such a great element of mystery to the show, and has stirred up endless speculation as to who he is. No other series has gotten me this excited to find out the identity of a villain. You would think that his suit would just be the opposite of Barry’s, but there are actually some pretty significant differences that made the experience of painting this figure feel far from repetitive. The two biggest challenges here were easily having to do the lightning bolts again, and getting the yellow color just right. Originally I was headed in the wrong direction by using a bright yellow, but quickly repainted what I had to what you see above. Another key element to this figure was the faded yellow effect on the black parts of his suit, which was basically just like painting yellow battle damage in a lot of ways. I’m very satisfied with how the lightning bolt on his chest turned out this time around, and the ‘veiny’ lines surrounding it turned out pretty awesome as well! In some areas, the black shade that I used for a lot of this figure was a bit overwhelming. Therefore, I toned down a lot of it by applying more of the base yellow color to those specific areas (namely the front of the torso, shoulders, and his cowl). The front of his legs are practically the same as The Flash’s, but the sides feature a unique set of lines. I know I’ve used Tiny Tactical glove tops quite a lot, but I’m pretty cautious when deciding if it’ll benefit the figure or not. At one point I did consider painting the ring onto his left hand, but a random little square of gold would’ve looked kind of odd if you ask me. Unfortunately, there are no existing shots of the Reverse Flash’s back, and the fact that he blurs himself to conceal his identity on the show certainly doesn’t help the situation lol. So the entirety of his back is sadly my own design, and only based off of the generic lines I was able to make out. Lastly, the final detail that his central to his appearance, are the menacing red glowing eyes that I’ve attempted to portray (without the motion blur obviously) here. There were a variety of different designs that I tried out for this, filling everything in with black and painting the red eyes in the center, filling everything in with red and outlining the eyes with black, but eventually I decided that the red rings surrounding the eyes were easily the best of the three options. So there you have it! Not sure when I’ll be making more CW customs, but the new Black Canary and The Atom are definitely on my list of future figures once we get better looks at their suits. I’m pretty stoked to see more Reverse Flash centric episodes toward the end of the season; it has easily been the best and most thrilling part of the show. I can’t prevent everyone from spoiling a certain character’s secret in the show, so I recommend reading the comments VERY carefully. After seeing how awesome he was in the mid-season finale, this figure quickly became a priority for me to finish in a timely fashion. So let me know what you think in the comments if you drop this a favorite! :) Watch "LEGO CW : The Reverse Flash - Showcase" via YouTube! youtu.be/ACLZChjEnoE
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