[tdogMember]

metal hydranoid or hades

[BakuganCollectorMember]

Wow...I have wanted to try this for a long time, this looks really cool. If you sell them, please do it on eBay, I'd pay $15.00 easy for one. By the way, metal Storm Skyress has been on Youtube for a while now, I saw it months ago...[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpofP2196tE[/youtube]

Sorry but that one was a fake. All it is is painted...

[1tdawgMember]

When will you make them?

[danielybakuganMember]

metal angelo/diablo

[Smeargle2Member]

Wow...I have wanted to try this for a long time, this looks really cool. If you sell them, please do it on eBay, I'd pay $15.00 easy for one. By the way, metal Storm Skyress has been on Youtube for a while now, I saw it months ago...[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpofP2196tE[/youtube]

Sorry but that one was a fake. All it is is painted...

I thought so too... I guess it was just to what Metal Storm Skyress might look like. I also think that there is a Metallic painted Deka Skyress somewhere on this forum...

[BakuganCollectorMember]

When will you make them?

Well, I wanted to get the opinion of everyone first, and then I will start making the molds for whatever the most popular choice is this weekend. Hopefully I will have a good full one done in about 2 -3 weeks. Depending on how difficult the Bakugan chosen is.

[Silent NagaMember]

How do you make a mold? o.o

[BakuganCollectorMember]

Essentially I'll tear apart a bakugan (whichever is chosen) then powder it, put it into a cube of liquid rubber, let it dry, cut it in half. Pour liquid metal (haven't decided which one yet) into the rubber mold. Let that cool, peel away rubber and WHA LA! One metal part. Repeat till all pieces are don't then put together bakugan.It sounds easy, but it's actually kinda hard. Hence the 2 -3 weeks it will take.

[Darkus BrawlerMember]

WOOOOOOW. That is alot of work. so I can expect mine in around 4 weeks? YAY!!! ;D

[AdminKeymaster]

i was going to do the same thing…. my friend makes metal and plastic miniatures. Only thing is you would have to take apart the real bakugan to use all of the springs and pins for the metal bakugan. And with the added weight i doubt the springs would work properly AND unless it was something like aluminum, the magnet wouldnt work properly either.

[1tdawgMember]

Theeasest thing t do then would be to spray paint them much cheeper.

[Darkus BrawlerMember]

True, but that wouldn't be ANYWHERE near as cool as a SOLID METAL BAKUGAN!!!!!!!

[BakuganCollectorMember]

i was going to do the same thing.... my friend makes metal and plastic miniatures. Only thing is you would have to take apart the real bakugan to use all of the springs and pins for the metal bakugan. And with the added weight i doubt the springs would work properly AND unless it was something like aluminum, the magnet wouldnt work properly either.

Yeah, I was getting different springs and everything to make it so they don't break. And im either using aluminum or pewter. And I don't really care about the bakugan, I have plenty of doubles, so that's not an issue. I just REALLY want a metal bakugan. It would be so COOL! And if I get it right, I will probably send it out to be chromed....OoOoOo...shiny! lol

[1tdawgMember]

Aluminum is strong yet light. Perfect! Renolds wrap maby lol! ;D

[Silent NagaMember]

Can you like… make a video of the process?

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