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I've finished my flower collection...
And statuettes. Was considering the printed ones, but the cost of Iron Man makes it seem silly...
In metallic bronze, metallic gold, metallic light gold, metallic silver, mettallic blue and metallic green... one of these is rare... getting all 6 colors probably took him a decade to get...
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I hope this does not awaken anything in me
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Its a start, Im sure those will not the last 2x3 brick cosplayers
This will saturate me for a while.
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Changed the plate so you all can see the lego logo. No more confusion.
I wrote a wordy explanation about it for New Elementary's Patreon site...
I've edited that to fit the forum's character allowance for length and put it in a seperate discussion here, for anyone interested in more silly details.
With thanks to @KungFuKenny for secrecy, patience and support!
"How do you remove print from parts?"
I'm sure I read that nail polish remover would work and as my daughter has nail polish remover pads I decided to give it a go on the motor cycle fairing from #60255 to test - as I'm sure many of you are now expecting I now either need to bin the part or do some kind of apocalyptic dystopian future moc in which I need to use a badly etched motorcycle!
Rubber/eraser
Various oils (essential oils make them smell nice!)
Very watered down acetone (nail polish remover)
Rubbing alcohol / isopropyl alcohol
Brasso
Fine grade sandpaper
Silicon carbide / carborundum
Toothpaste
Some furniture polishes
They fall into two general groups - abrasives that scratch the print off (and also scratch the surface) or solvents that dissolve the print (and also the surface). Either way, you want to use as little solvent as possible or an abrasive with particles in it that are as small as possible.
Some of my best include an unprinted Ahsoka Tano Headdress:
And a miscolored stage 4 Bionicle Kraata: (The one on the right has trans-green mixed in)