




So, after trimming away flash and resin spurs I've just started bending the resin back into shape. The process is simple
- look at instructions so you know what a piece is supposed to look like
- get two pots of water, one steaming hot, and one with ice water
- dip the resin you want to reshape into the hot water
- bend back into shape
- dip the re-formed resin into the ice water to set the shape.
- have wife walk into the kitchen and laugh at the gun barrel shape
So I have a whole lot of parts to slightly bend into shape. I think the tank is going to take far less time to paint than the preparation!
Don't you just hate warped resin. I spent ages trying to get my vanquisher barrel straight.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see them painted up mate.
I gave up on a hellhound, I figure that from all the heat, that would be bound to happen to a flame tank. Can't do that railguns though, they gotta be straight. I don't envy you with that valdor cannon, that's an awfully thick piece to have to bend.
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