That turned out great. I've never been brave enough to strip a miniature before. I was always worried that the plastic would melt, but that stuff you are using seems great. This really is a video that everyone in this hobby needs to see. Really enjoying the content. Thanks for sharing!
Oh man what a perfectly timed video! I just got a great deal on Facebook marketplace, $425 for a whole Thousand sons army that is primed with only 10 models painted but everything is assembled. This is my first 40k army and first wargame. Thank you for the tips and great paint job on the mini!
That’s awesome man! Welcome to the hobby. Would love to see your thousand sons when you paint them up. Feel free to join the discord and show us your work. Or even if you just want to talk anything hobby.
Awesome mate! Thanks for the info! Off to Bunnings now to pick up some Simple Green to strip this old Land Raider that I have from my days playing 3rd Edition 40K.
Love the video bro ❤🔥 working on painting my Custom Chaos Chosen .... big fail ahaha 😅I might need to just practice more painting then building ahaha 😂😅 .
@@warpstormwarmaster nothen to bad just forgot to shake primer and well cracks and stuff everywhere ahaha 😅 fixable.... everything is fixable.... as you demonstrate perfectly hear 👌 🔥
@@8bitbonsai works great with stripping paint off resin aswell, just will need to be more careful when cleaning and scrubbing the paint off as resin is sometimes more fragile. I also use it when cleaning forge world resin to get prepped for painting.
That turned out great. I've never been brave enough to strip a miniature before. I was always worried that the plastic would melt, but that stuff you are using seems great. This really is a video that everyone in this hobby needs to see. Really enjoying the content. Thanks for sharing!
Once again thanks for the ongoing support, it means the world to me, and I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Oh man what a perfectly timed video! I just got a great deal on Facebook marketplace, $425 for a whole Thousand sons army that is primed with only 10 models painted but everything is assembled. This is my first 40k army and first wargame. Thank you for the tips and great paint job on the mini!
That’s awesome man! Welcome to the hobby. Would love to see your thousand sons when you paint them up. Feel free to join the discord and show us your work. Or even if you just want to talk anything hobby.
Nice one bro !
Thanks very much bro!!
Awesome mate! Thanks for the info! Off to Bunnings now to pick up some Simple Green to strip this old Land Raider that I have from my days playing 3rd Edition 40K.
Love the video bro ❤🔥 working on painting my Custom Chaos Chosen .... big fail ahaha 😅I might need to just practice more painting then building ahaha 😂😅 .
Hahahahaha what happened to the chosen! Tho hopefully can all be fixed.
@@warpstormwarmaster nothen to bad just forgot to shake primer and well cracks and stuff everywhere ahaha 😅 fixable.... everything is fixable.... as you demonstrate perfectly hear 👌 🔥
Does it work on resin as well? I used isopropanol the other day which works great on plastic and metal but eats up resin
@@8bitbonsai works great with stripping paint off resin aswell, just will need to be more careful when cleaning and scrubbing the paint off as resin is sometimes more fragile. I also use it when cleaning forge world resin to get prepped for painting.
But can the simple green be reused? If not, then don't we have to account for the price of it too?
Simple green can be re used. I generally keep all of it in a container once used. And just add models accordingly.
@@warpstormwarmaster Thank you!