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KruleBear
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I'd add getting a good magnifyer to see all the mold lines you missed and then go back and prep some more (dame these Bones minis and their infinate mold lines).
I would also add that if you are looking for effective help on the forums to get some good lighting for photos and read some of the photography tips in the photography section of the forum. Most of us have challenges with photos, but getting a decent picture really helps us to give good feedback n
I would also add that if you are looking for effective help on the forums to get some good lighting for photos and read some of the photography tips in the photography section of the forum. Most of us have challenges with photos, but getting a decent picture really helps us to give good feedback n
Captain927
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I invested in a set of jewelers files to help with the seams and mold lines. One of the better investments that I made for mini prep.
Also a 1/2" wide metal file for making level the feet after snipping off the casting plug. (on metal minis)
Also a 1/2" wide metal file for making level the feet after snipping off the casting plug. (on metal minis)
SkelettetS
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a dremel and some fine bits is essential for mini preparation i think. at least it makes my life a lot easier.
KruleBear
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I am always paranoid that I will remove too much material with my Dremel. Maybe I should get a lower powere battery unit.
cassar
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KruleBear
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cassar
BALLSCRATCHER
Smartarse, im never gonna live that down am i.
cassar
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oh by the way Krulebear your new dremmel arrived.
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should be low powered enough
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should be low powered enough
cassar
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you say that now, lol when youre still full of fond memories and nostalgia...what happens when it starts to wear off
