Hey I got the figmas but I’m curious how you put the sticker on there faces. It made me worried how the stickers are hard to mange to take off and then put in the faces plate. Any tips?
You need to cut out the parts from the sheet as accurately as possible and lay them face up on a water surface (like a cup or something). After a couple seconds, take them out and now you can slide the transparent part on to the figure (works best by using tweezers) and as long as they are wet/have a water droplet underneath you can adjust the position for a brief moment. If you are satisfied with the position let it dry until all the water on the decal has evaporated. You can also gently press on to it with cotton swabs. There are chemicals for softening and fixing decals as well and I used them (based on their smell I would say the first one is some sort of vinegar and the second one some kind of thinner). But personally I don't think it's really needed if you don't plan do work with decals on a regular basis. I would suggest that you start with an easy one like those banners for the bags and if you feel comfortable using them, try some faces.
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awesome review and very nice camera angles!!
Thanks for the information! Very informative video.
Hey I got the figmas but I’m curious how you put the sticker on there faces. It made me worried how the stickers are hard to mange to take off and then put in the faces plate. Any tips?
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They’re probably water slide decals as well
You need to cut out the parts from the sheet as accurately as possible and lay them face up on a water surface (like a cup or something). After a couple seconds, take them out and now you can slide the transparent part on to the figure (works best by using tweezers) and as long as they are wet/have a water droplet underneath you can adjust the position for a brief moment. If you are satisfied with the position let it dry until all the water on the decal has evaporated. You can also gently press on to it with cotton swabs. There are chemicals for softening and fixing decals as well and I used them (based on their smell I would say the first one is some sort of vinegar and the second one some kind of thinner). But personally I don't think it's really needed if you don't plan do work with decals on a regular basis. I would suggest that you start with an easy one like those banners for the bags and if you feel comfortable using them, try some faces.