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X-posted to Lugnet-General to "attract" a spectrum of readers
Posted and FUT to Lugnet-Fun-Crafts because:
I am not quite sure where to put this....
I feel this is probably the closest group relevant to my question.
I am not usually into too much alteration....
(I am not too picky on being a "LEGO-Purist, either)
I have allowed my clear wall pieces to be painted with special "stain-glass"
window paint to give them a "churchy" feel.
I have generated my own stickers in a creation I did.
Really, this has to do with getting a certain color hairpiece (blue).
I can get Red, Green, White, Black, but not Blue.
I can get hats and other related stuff....I would really like to change a
hairpiece to straight blue.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Any criticisms would not... :)
Also note: I AM NOT TRYING TO RE-KINDLE THE DEBATE ABOUT WHETHER OR NOT TO
"CUSTOMIZE LEGO".
(I have already walked down the path.....I am past the point of no
return....) ;)
Ben
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| (...) From my own experience: I've used Krylon enamel spray paints to color code wheel hubs (mainly 20x30') with successs - I avoided paint build-up on mating surfaces by having axles in place. And wash pieces in dishwashing detergent to remove any (...) (22 years ago, 13-Aug-02, to lugnet.fun.crafts)
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