Jan 18, 2017 2:21 PM
thatguyj1f
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Inquisitor rescued from eBay.
Haematophiliac
Bencrow12
Cool
AlbinoDrow
You did a great thing by saving that figure from its horrible paint job.
paintforthepaintgod
Nice job OP
CuddleTank
Nice even coat, shading, subtle highlights, very nice +1
ThisIsJustMySecondNSFWAccountMoveAlongOrPMmeIDontCare
People who do this are freaks of nature. It's not possible to do this and be normal. This requires a level of patience Gandhi would envy.
Normal is overrated.
Soyweiser
nice job
Fistouille
Worth it! Most default paint jobs are shit anyway, you can always improve it yourself in so many ways
Lolzo0
Nice OP, this is my current project with my 12k worth of Wolves atm. Multiple paint schemes over the years and trades lol
Mormor20
What is?
Stripping and repainting my models. I don't have OPs talent with the brush though lol
deadmansshoes861
Nice work! What did you use to strip it back?
deimosVII
I was going to ask that too
Acetone! works wonders on metal minis. "Super Clean" (available at auto parts stores) works great on plastics. I stay away from finecast.
Fine cast was a bust overall. Great detail but the defects are bad enough to offset the higher detail.
Nice, thanks for the info
timetellsnolies
Detol works even better and works on plastic and resin too, will disolve green stuff tho
Haematophiliac
Bencrow12
Cool
AlbinoDrow
You did a great thing by saving that figure from its horrible paint job.
paintforthepaintgod
Nice job OP
CuddleTank
Nice even coat, shading, subtle highlights, very nice +1
ThisIsJustMySecondNSFWAccountMoveAlongOrPMmeIDontCare
People who do this are freaks of nature. It's not possible to do this and be normal. This requires a level of patience Gandhi would envy.
thatguyj1f
Normal is overrated.
Soyweiser
nice job
Fistouille
Worth it! Most default paint jobs are shit anyway, you can always improve it yourself in so many ways
Lolzo0
Nice OP, this is my current project with my 12k worth of Wolves atm. Multiple paint schemes over the years and trades lol
Mormor20
What is?
Lolzo0
Stripping and repainting my models. I don't have OPs talent with the brush though lol
deadmansshoes861
Nice work! What did you use to strip it back?
deimosVII
I was going to ask that too
thatguyj1f
Acetone! works wonders on metal minis. "Super Clean" (available at auto parts stores) works great on plastics. I stay away from finecast.
Lolzo0
Fine cast was a bust overall. Great detail but the defects are bad enough to offset the higher detail.
deadmansshoes861
Nice, thanks for the info
timetellsnolies
Detol works even better and works on plastic and resin too, will disolve green stuff tho