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In lugnet.trains, Rob Hendrix wrote:
> Easy, use Megablocks. Then you don't care how bad you melt, beat, cut,
> hack, dismember, burn, discolor, paint, etc...
Ha ha... that's funny. YOU'RE funny!
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> Or, if you're me, do it from Lego just to hear the screams of purists...
> It's even more effective when you have an ACTUAL live audiaence!
> Mwwwwaaaaaaahahahahaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That's not funny, that's sick! YOU'RE not funny, you're sick!
Oh wait, that was a troll, wasn't it, modboy?
> Heat guns works good. Haven't tried boiling them or putting them in a
> conventional oven (not microwave). you may also use a torch. Then try some
> creative ways to paint rust colors via sparay paint or an airbrush. Try
> reading up on advanced weathering tecniques from model railroad pros. You
> can find some great ideas in Railroad magazines and at your local bookstore
> in the hobby section. Why buy the book when you can read it AT the
> bookstore!
Ya, and why buy the set when you can build it AT Target? :-)
I think the real question is how to do this effect without modding or painting
anything. Modding is too easy. I'd vote for using a lot of plates to model
things being fractured, I guess.
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| Easy, use Megablocks. Then you don't care how bad you melt, beat, cut, hack, dismember, burn, discolor, paint, etc... Or, if you're me, do it from Lego just to hear the screams of purists... It's even more effective when you have an ACTUAL live (...) (21 years ago, 27-Oct-03, to lugnet.trains, lugnet.build, lugnet.off-topic.fun)
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