That's work, and doesn't involve buying more toys.
It's a capital investment on their part, because you know Chris is eventually going to turn around and sell these to them for $50 each
That's usually how custom Funko POPs are made: Take cheap Funko POP (or a second one if you plan on using a different body/head in your custom), strip it of any paint, use some sort of air dry clay (ironically enough Crayola Model Magic is what most Funko custom makers recommend using) to add features that either figure lacks, and repaint it. In Chris's case, I can tell that he did a bad job at customizing the POPs but that's probably due to lacking the right sculpting tools.
I mean you're not wrong, but sculpting tools is only one of many things he lacks.
Now that you mention it, a fine grit sandpaper would have taken some of the roughness off of Old Chris' face. I know one of Chris' flaws is putting the bare minimum effort into creating the things he does, but it would be interesting to see him take that one extra step.
That won't happen though. Chris see's his artistic skills as more than sufficient and no matter what he makes, it is perfect and just the way he planned it to be from the very start.
I read this as "It's possible he holds a paintbrush like he holds his penis" and it made just as much sense.
That's what I thought it said until I read your response. Damn I need to lay off the beer...
It's not his fault if the brushes curve a little to the left.
See you done fugged up here, because this entire post was made under the idea that chris would exert the least amount of effort into anything. The only thing he puts effort into is spending money on useless crap and shitting himself.
