Minor/Repaint: Siege Cliffjumper

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  1. Ladfallo

    Ladfallo Well-Known Member

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    Just took me a few hours to work on him since he only has a few parts.
    Mixed a slightly dark metallic red (camera not picking it up). Was pretty happy with it but the clear coat made him more maroon than I wanted.
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    Also went with grey and black limbs to make it look like the cartoon.
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  2. fschuler

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    Looks great, man! Post a pic of him in car mode!
     
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    Nice!
     
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  4. Ladfallo

    Ladfallo Well-Known Member

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    Thanks. Will do, just want the paint to fully cure first before I transform him.
     
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    this is great
     
  6. deadalertcorps44

    deadalertcorps44 Well-Known Member

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    I thought testors enamel paint melted the plastic they use fro transformers. Or at least that's what I've heard.
     
  7. Ladfallo

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    I just used an old empty bottle. I actually used acrylic. Not sure about their enamels melting TFs though.
     
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    nice work:thumb 
     
  9. Morty Prime

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    I only have Testor's enamels. I have not experienced any issues with them.
     
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    where did you read this, i'm curious and kinda hoping it wrong, since that the paint i been using for my figures
     
  11. deadalertcorps44

    deadalertcorps44 Well-Known Member

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    I read it off jin saotome's site. I think it might have only applied to softer plastics on standard action figures.
     
  12. Skycutter

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    what the count as softer plastic, like rubber?
     
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    deadalertcorps44 Well-Known Member

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    Jin's Basic Custom Figure Painting Guide Here's where I read it. Probably on whatever plastic they use for marvel legends. This is a pretty old site though, so I don't know if this information still holds up.
     
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    Yeah, we're safe on enamels.
     
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  15. jimsloth

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    If you look at a MU or GI Joe arm for example, they are softer as they are cast around other harder plastic joints. Most TF parts aren't cast around others like this, so they are fine.