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frogmarch

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4. Thank you!

Reply to siligut (Reply #3)

Sun Apr 21, 2013, 11:26 AM

Apr 2013

Excellent tips! I hadn't thought of trying to hide the seams because I figured it would do no good to try, but careful sanding will probably do the trick. Also, yes, I agree that the dragon's wings could do with a makeover. Thanks!

I've been bogged down with a pond on another diorama (it takes forever for fake water to dry), so I haven't worked on fixing the knights and dragon yet. However, I did use dry-brush stippling on shiny areas on the rock wall on the pond diorama, and the stippling removed the shine perfectly!

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How to make plastic figurines look UNplastic? [View all] frogmarch Apr 2013 OP

What I would do pipi_k Apr 2013 #1

Thank you! I'll try it. frogmarch Apr 2013 #2

Fun project, don't know where you are in it but want to add ideas siligut Apr 2013 #3

Thank you! frogmarch Apr 2013 #4