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Thread: TMNT 2012 Figures Starting To Hit Retail
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Old 08-08-2012, 10:14 PM   #439
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Assuming u mean just the plastic bits and not the metal chain. When it comes to plastic bits, you want to decide color, as in 1 color, do u want a wash effect or drybrush, once u decide that, apply 2-3 thin layers of paint, using even brush strokes. Then use a good sealer, some people use a spraypaint sealer, me personally I use a brush on, so I can be generous where I want it and can even the coat out, 2 much and you get a milky look to the paint or globs of it in certain spots. I normally do 2-3 top coats, then you are done, you can also get high shine, no shine, low shine etc lots of options but the key is solid paint job then solid clear coat. give it a day to cure and harden,
Yes I mean the plastic parts lol.

It sounds alittle too challenging for me.. I think I might just stick to the chains..

Thanks for the help
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