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Old 04-13-2020, 08:51 PM   #60848
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Eh, haven't built up the nerve to pick-up the paintbrush to a figure...it's definitely not a current skill in my wheelhouse...
Agent Venom wouldn’t be a bad place to start. Red paint usually covers pretty well and there’s minimal work that would need to be done to change the figure. Plus, if you get a little sloppy with the red paint, you can always go over your errors with black paint.


If you, or anyone really, wants to try painting a figure, try using some of Playmates TMNT figures from the recent CGI movies. There’s plenty of detail, minimal paint, and you won’t feel like you've ruined a good/valuable figure if you mess up or aren’t happy with the result.
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