Love to hear your childhood stories which explain why you have such a passion to make ‘Ken I Make It’ videos consistently, persistently and continuously.

Thank you for sharing the skills of cel-shading! Ken’s videos actually are free painting lessons.

It’s a marvellous upgrade of figure with cel-shading added. It makes the figure look cooler. Great job!

Honestly, I think it’s those thin black lines that REALLY make the 2-D illusion look as good as it does. It REALLY makes it look like an animated cartoon drawing.

To fix the torso problem I would recommend putting the belt above the waist swivel instead of below it. It gives him that squater look Wolverine is known for and helps with the overall balance of blue and yellow on the costume.

Ken's video was posted up. I have been waiting to watch it for the whole night. ☺️

This looks great! Imagine what the other x men would look like with Ken’s magic touch and paint brush!

While I may not personally not like cel shading on figures I’d be lying if I said this wasn’t good. Looks amazing. Also with the unmasked cowl piece, it was made for a different body so it doesn’t sit right on any wolverine body

this might be one of your best works! I mean you managed to do a better cel-shading even than hasbro itself

Thanks to you i finally got the chance to customize a black panther marvel legends and im so proud of it i like your videos

This oone looks like the 1/6 Mondo one. Which is a big compliment, Cell-shaded is awesome when done right

The Logan face really sells the cell shade motif. Loved the outcome

The opening is sending me!!😂😂😂

I feel mixed on cel shading but the way you did it looks really appealing to the eye

BEAUTIFUL!

💚Looks perfect .

Got my popcorn here

DUDE! You must be a psychic or something cause, just the other day, i was wondering if you would tackle the X-Men 97 characters, and now here we are! I'm already loving it! 🎉🎉🎉

Im collecting the whole series of Xmen 97 action figures and thought about doing the same. Awesome job! I’m bookmarking this vid.

Beautiful work it looks better than the 1/6 scale one by mondo

dude this is sick

You could try putting the cowel in hot water to reshape into a more feting shape for the body

This looks amazing! Great work

Perfection

You absolutely killed it 🤝 and I wish they did sculpt in the pointy eyes that you created by extending the white paint, looks more menacing

The X-Men 97' wolverine is my favorite marvel legends figure in my collection, the cell shading really improved the figure hope to see more Cartoon figures on your channel.

Looks amazing

Simply amazing 👍🏼

Perfect

Ken, you can fix that pulled down mask by heating it up with a hair dryer(I do) or boiling water. Once it's good and flimsy/floppy, set it back down on the figure and press/hold it down to your desired flushness. From there, you can either hit it with a compressed air can(I do) or just wait five minutes for it to cool down.

Matt varnish works fine to remove shine from the plastic, no need to sand. I use polyurethane varnish, it’s much more resista!

A job well done!!

Amazing work! Hasbro needs you fr

Very clean looking great video dude 👊

Looks absolutely amazing, this specific figure holds a very key place in my heart, so it’s cool to see it changed without having to risk my one!

Mr. Super Smooth Clear Matt is your best bet for a supermatte finish spray. That stuff's wonderful.

Love love love how you do animated figures , this looks way better than the VHS one I have !!

Probably my favorite so far

Great work! He looks straight out of the cartoon! If you feel the torso is too long, try positioning the belt higher up, it will make him look more stumpy!

I got the new Cyclops. I plan on painting it up, but in Jim Lee style, with the black cross hatching.

I have used matte varnish through an airbrush to apply a dead flat look before. You need higher pressure and the cleanup is difficult but it works. It takes a little bit of a delicate touch as too many thin coats look dusty and a thick coat looks satin. Be sure to wear a mask not inhale any varnish particulates.

You should make his claws purple just like when gambit powers them up

Pretty sure that Marvel Legend had a Cel-Shaded Wolverine before, hope that you may take a look as well

Nice job……it looks just like a cut from cartoon!😉 Cel-shading is not an easy thing, especially keeping looking natural.🤔 By the way, you inspired me to add shading on my retro-card moonknight!😊

Good job! You've really improved in cel-shading

❤❤wooow beautiful work my guy!!!!Please do a jean grey!!if you dare😂😂has to be tricky!!has to be😮‍💨🎨👍🏾💯

It looks so much better....Maybe Hasbro did it on purpose to not have too much detail so fans can play with the designs more....

Yes you ken

Awesome painting Ken, consider me subscribed. I hope you do the rest of the figures too

Looks great! It'd be nice if Hasbro's attempts came out more like this That new Daredevil they're doing looks pretty scuffed

I feel like Ken is downplaying how AWESOME that unmasked sculpt looks now

Are you getting rest of the x men figures . It would be awesome if you did all of them

bro, should get hired to make action figures.

Looks like mondo one

Hey bud this came out great especially the un masked head i love it .. i got the original cell shaded figure and added more to ti them ... Jubilee storm and wolverine .. i have some shorts up with i images

What about chrome or metallic silver on the claws

The belt hangs too low for me. Hopefully, I can reposition it on my copy, to make it more on par with the VHS copy.

Dios santo pero esto esta mejor que el vhs

YOO W

Es como un loco fantasioso

Are you making Gambit?

can you fix the new ben reily figuire to look like from atsv

He ken make it

What figures is this

Swimming against the current lol

You made the character feel like he's bigger than 6 inches

Namek SS Goku cel-shading when?

what was that gladiator hulk?

Another great video but I really hate cel-shading addition, it makes the figure looks bad. Action figures are 3D representation of 2D artworks, so turning it back to resemble the 2D is kinda pointless IMO. Anyways, this figure is ripe for hyper-detailing like adding black paint to the eye brows, enhancing the body hair on the arms and chin, fixing the skin tone, replacing the claws with metal parts, and removing the plastic sheen with matte paint. I really want to start doing this.

the belt is wrong placed, you have to put it where the other half of the figure starts

Don't people hate cell shading on Xmen figures? I saw someone trying to get it off with nail polish remover

Ken I buy it or Ken you make one for me?

kinda funny cus this figure was so popular because it had no cel-shading LMAO

and you said you didnt know how to add cel shading…

When they give Cel Shading, people wanna remove it. When they give normal coloring, they wanna give Cel-Shading... I am so confused lol

I want to argue a few points here. 1. You argue that AI isn’t creative. I ask, are humans? There’s a psychological question of whether or not humans have real ideas. Can you think of a new color? No, they all exist already. Every “original” idea is based on another idea, literally the EXACT same way that AI works. Sharknado is just jaws and natural disaster movies with a comedic spin. The mcu is just comic adaptations with slight changes. Is AI plagiarism? Absolutely. So is humanity. Ideas are meant to be shared and built on. 2. Yes it’s bad right now but so was the internet. All AI does is what the internet or Google did in its infancy where it wasn’t fully developed yet. It gathers information, combines it and shares it. It’s the same thing that societies have been doing for decades. Was it bad that Europe came together and formed a bunch of different ideas, stole them and slightly altered them to create whole cultures? Things like French cuisine is great but it’s taken and altered from things like Austrian cuisine or Italian cuisine (I believe, my history could be wrong but even as a what if, this works) 3. It’s a tool. Just like everything else. Do artists personally gather the materials and create the canvas, gathering the dyes to create paints? No not often. They go out and buy the tools and use them. Did animation die as soon as computers started doing animation or cgi? No there’s great creative use of it in many situations. What’s different from an artist no longer getting the wood for their brush, and an artist no longer individually making the strokes? The artist trades out the effort it takes for convenience. I don’t see any difference between this and an artist typing into chatGPT or something hey paint me a beautiful sunset using an orange color that fades into red, it can even use hex codes for colors. It’s creativity through description. It’s writing. Which is art in itself. The only difference is we aren’t used to it yet.

I was like ew cell shading until I saw the video, wolverine looks awesome! amazing work B)