That what I was think, the only problem that I am worried about sanding it down is if it will look good.

Fair enough, if you're trying to use a cosmic Spider-Man figure for the Peter Parker head, I recommend resculpting the area. When I tried this at first all there was was just a bottom lip left; but a little reculpting it a little repainting and looks good as new. also I recommend taking an exacto knife to cut a section out of the top part of the double joint in the elbow to get more movement out of it that's what I did at works like a charm in my opinion.

I've been wanting to make a classic Spider-Man on this Sunfire Body, but I wasn't sure If it would look as good as I thought. After seeing this I think it's pretty good.

Thanks man, although if I were to use this body mold to make a classic Spider-Man, I'd maybe sand down the waist just a little bit he's a bit too beefy if you ask me. You know he's supposed to be a bit more slim, the same can be said with the homecoming tech suit Spidey you know?

Looks really good, is that head the cosmic Spider-Man head that has the beard?

Yes it is, it was a painful experience to sand it off and resculpt it, but I think I did a good job.

you're absolutely right, but right now I'm doing this on an old ass iPad so I can meet the data requirements oh, and it really sucks. Don't worry I'm sure of take some better pics Emily edit this.

We need better pics!!!!!!!!!!!

How are the new photos, better or worse?