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Blipvertus multigame Dwarf army

Blipvertus multigame Dwarf army

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Shields Pt 3

Tutoring 3
Skill 4
Idea 2
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I trimmed the transfers, peeled off the plastic covering and then applied them sticky side down. I then firmly pressed them onto the shields. I then wet the transfers by sticking the whole assembly into a clean cup of water and then again pressing the backing paper firmly onto the shield. I then peeled off the paper and applied Micro Sol transfer solvent. After several applications of Micro Sol, I then found matching paint colors and carefully painted around any gaps between the transfers and the shields. I then scraped away the paint down to the bare plastic on the back of the shield and either the hand or forearm of the minis. This enabled a good surface to use Testors plastic cement to create a chemical weld. After the cement dried, I washed the back of shields with Seraphim Sepia and the rims and boss with Nuln Oil.I trimmed the transfers, peeled off the plastic covering and then applied them sticky side down. I then firmly pressed them onto the shields. I then wet the transfers by sticking the whole assembly into a clean cup of water and then again pressing the backing paper firmly onto the shield. I then peeled off the paper and applied Micro Sol transfer solvent. After several applications of Micro Sol, I then found matching paint colors and carefully painted around any gaps between the transfers and the shields. I then scraped away the paint down to the bare plastic on the back of the shield and either the hand or forearm of the minis. This enabled a good surface to use Testors plastic cement to create a chemical weld. After the cement dried, I washed the back of shields with Seraphim Sepia and the rims and boss with Nuln Oil.

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