Comment on Mr Seedy the circus midgit by JasonJacenko
thanks
yeah we got a infestion of them breeding under our house
they make alot of noise and chase the cats around the yard it very unsettling when your trying to sleep
yeah we got a infestion of them breeding under our house
they make alot of noise and chase the cats around the yard it very unsettling when your trying to sleep
Lol
But seriously, have you seen any of these at your local stores yet?
But seriously, have you seen any of these at your local stores yet?
lol me be serious
i dont think its right to sell circus midgits
these days well not where i live
would be cool thought then we could race em
i dont think its right to sell circus midgits
these days well not where i live
would be cool thought then we could race em
yeah ive see a few of them customised
it pretty easy to keen the printing off with acetone on a rag
and then prime them with tamya primer from the
model shop
it pretty easy to keen the printing off with acetone on a rag
and then prime them with tamya primer from the
model shop
Alright,I'll keep that in mind.
You wouldn't by any chance know how to take off the arms would you?I've tried
boiling water to soften up the plastic(head and arms).All I managed to take
off was the head.I tried doing the same to the arms TWICE,and still no luck.I
dunno........I think the arms are built differently and that's why I can't do it.
So what should I do?
You wouldn't by any chance know how to take off the arms would you?I've tried
boiling water to soften up the plastic(head and arms).All I managed to take
off was the head.I tried doing the same to the arms TWICE,and still no luck.I
dunno........I think the arms are built differently and that's why I can't do it.
So what should I do?
leave them on personaly i dont pull toys apart as there joints never
seam to be as tight as they used to be when you do
these days i only pull them apart if the toy was designed to be pulled apart easily
as its pretty easy to tear a joint and damage the toy if it isnt coming apart easily another thing to keep in mind is you have to put it back together
with out damaging the paint work and that can be tricky too
usually im just really careful with my brush work
or mask areas off if its needed
seam to be as tight as they used to be when you do
these days i only pull them apart if the toy was designed to be pulled apart easily
as its pretty easy to tear a joint and damage the toy if it isnt coming apart easily another thing to keep in mind is you have to put it back together
with out damaging the paint work and that can be tricky too
usually im just really careful with my brush work
or mask areas off if its needed
Alright.
So should I just paint right over it then?
So should I just paint right over it then?
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