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Hi mate, great project, something I have done in the past. I would be interested to know how you would paint these figures. With acrylic paints or with any paints the plastic which these figures are plastic injection with makes the paint flake even with varnish. A friend who is a pro painter said you need an undercoat that grips to the plastic to make the paint layers not flake off. But I will follow this project mate, I am always interested with people using these plastic figures for the hobby, I have boxes of them.
I coated them with airbrush primer so far and hoping that will work if not I’m going to have to try to figure something else out. I don’t want to have to resort to a thicker primer and lose details so we will see how it works out.
Great work so far @marsniper27 – I have some 20mm Caesar miniatures, 40 US Moderns and 80 insurgents. Definitely reasonable price, although the plastic for me was a little soft (especially bendy weapons, etc) and of course I had to provide my own bases. My bases weren’t nearly as nice as yours are, though!
I didn’t realize how flexible they were until they arrived so that was a bit of a surprise. Luckily I didn’t have to many bent weapons (the bullpup l85s probably helped due to having a “shorter” barrel) but I used some hot water and got most of the stuff reasonably straight. The PVA for basing not wanting to stick to the plastic is going to make the process a little longer though. Having a 3d printer is so great for hobby uses like the bases. Took a couple revisions to get the. Right but most of the figures would fit… Read more »