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Re: Some thoughts on painting transparent Lego elements
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lugnet.parts.mod
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Tue, 12 Apr 2005 22:25:16 GMT
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Hi James
In lugnet.parts.mod, James Wilson wrote:
> Lots of good info in there!
Glad you found it useful.
> Here's a couple of suggestions for painting/tinting
> clear parts that I learned from scale modeling:
[snipped lots of good stuff]
Useful suggestions, James. I knew all of that (at least in theory), since I've
been a model builder since the 1960s (although, back in '67 I was more of a
Stick It Together Quickly kind of builder... :) ). I've always avoided the use
of airbrushes, though, lacking the fume extraction equipment I'd want to feel
safe using them. For people properly set up, though, you can do some
_astonishing_ stuff with transparent finishes.
> Did you consider using the "window-cling" material you can buy for inkjet
> printers, and making stick-on applique's, rather than painting?
Hmm. Not until you mentioned, no! :) I'd never even heard of the stuff, in
fact. Mind you, my only computer printer is a dot matrix one, so I'm not too
likely to do any printing as opposed to painting in the _near_ future, but it's
something to keep in mind. Thanks!
Regards,
Norbert Black
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