Showing posts with label Strip Paint. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Strip Paint. Show all posts
Added a backpack to my previously repainted Chaos Lord on Juggernaut
This used to be a badly painted model that I bought off eBay at a crazy price of $2.... really...
It was missing a backpack but I managed to get the part in a separate purchase and have added it to the model
I stripped horrible paint job, carefully removed the caked-on superglue and redid it in my army's colours
Some details such as the left torso area & left shoulder pad were marred by the superglue but have been carefully painted over to disguise the defects
It has come a really long way since its' initial condition and I am extremely satisfied with the result
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This used to be a badly painted model that I bought off eBay at a crazy price of $2.... really...
It was missing a backpack but I managed to get the part in a separate purchase and have added it to the model
I stripped horrible paint job, carefully removed the caked-on superglue and redid it in my army's colours
Some details such as the left torso area & left shoulder pad were marred by the superglue but have been carefully painted over to disguise the defects
It has come a really long way since its' initial condition and I am extremely satisfied with the result
Read more
Salvaged a trash-painted noise marine that came in an eBay lot.
Had to strip the old paint and put in a lot of knife work to get rid of the huge gobs of superglue all over.
Notice that the posture of the marine is rather odd, with the upper body hanging way out...
This is due to the way the previous owner had glued it. From this back view it can be seen that the ball joint for the torso is more than half exposed!
Had to glue two coins under to base just to keep the model from tipping over.
Over all, I thought it was a very successful rescue attempt and the model is now decent enough for the tabletop.
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Had to strip the old paint and put in a lot of knife work to get rid of the huge gobs of superglue all over.
Notice that the posture of the marine is rather odd, with the upper body hanging way out...
This is due to the way the previous owner had glued it. From this back view it can be seen that the ball joint for the torso is more than half exposed!
Had to glue two coins under to base just to keep the model from tipping over.
Over all, I thought it was a very successful rescue attempt and the model is now decent enough for the tabletop.
Read more
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