Stripping minis

BeneathTheEarth

New member
Ok, so about two months ago or so GW stores were having raffles and what not and i ended up winning a lord croq gar on carnisaurus model and then i won any painted army i wanted from the cases.I just took the lizardmen army to go with croq gar.Yeah i was pretty happy since i had just gotten into WH and only had the skullpass set before that.Anywho, I want to repaint the lizardmen.Im glad i got them for free and all but the paint job is what id call slap-dash for sure(no offense to who ever painted them meant).I need advise for the best way to go about this.Its about 56 miniatures i believe, some of them mounted... i thinks its the battalion set or what ever.Anyways, its alot of minis and i need help.

Thanks!
 

lizcam

New member
what are they made of?

If Metal, use Windsor and Newton Brush clearner. Works a dream but it WILL MELT PLASTIC!

If Plastic not sure as I\'ve never tried to strip plastic or resin. I would go with either simple green or pinesol.
 

crewdog

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Oven cleaner for platics. Not sure if brands differ and it has been a while since I have done so.

Do a test on one of the skins and wear gloves.

Break fluid works on metals as well.... again use gloves and work in a well ventilated area.
 

BeneathTheEarth

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Oh sorry.I saw threads for swamp bases and such and i figured it was warhammer related.Could a mod please move this to the appropriate section....or i could just repost if that is easiest.
 

ValtenExalted

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nail polish remover works very well.dont know if it melts plastic but its what i use.just stand and watch them.hasnt damaged any of my minis
 

Coldsteel

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If nail polish remover has acetone, plastics are gone. I prefer Simple Green for plastics and Castrol Super Clean for metals.
 

kathrynloch

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Chameleon paint stripper is the safest, best way to strip plastic.

http://www.chameleonproductsonline.com/

You can also order it through model railroad stores - I got a case of it. The gel is better than the liquid.

Brake fluid can be toxic and different brands work in different ways. Please be very careful with it.
 
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