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[BROG] Takatoku: Evil Gariba C Bike
Posted by chogoman
| April 24, 2011 04:56PM |
| April 24, 2011 10:50PM |
| April 25, 2011 05:51AM |
| April 25, 2011 06:48AM |
Thanks guys!
Restoring Mr.Evil was a real adventure,
thank god with a happy end.
I have this "robot/tokusatsu-hero-on-
motorcycle-addiction" too Jon,
whenever I see one... I want it ;-)
Has something to do with my
real life vintage motorcycle love
I think. Honda CB four & Kawasaki Z 900 rock!
@Mike
I prefer the "hot water" method when I
want to bring back bruised/bent vinyl
into form. I is a bit more "gentle" than
using a hair dryer. You could better
control how much heat you want on
the vinyl and on the exact part you want
to re-shape. You also could combine hot
with very cold water. Bring the vinyl
with the hot water in form and than
quench/cool it with the cold water and
it keeps the form. I did this several
times successful with vinyl figures
with pushed in legs, chest etc.
-Stephan
Restoring Mr.Evil was a real adventure,
thank god with a happy end.
I have this "robot/tokusatsu-hero-on-
motorcycle-addiction" too Jon,
whenever I see one... I want it ;-)
Has something to do with my
real life vintage motorcycle love
I think. Honda CB four & Kawasaki Z 900 rock!
@Mike
I prefer the "hot water" method when I
want to bring back bruised/bent vinyl
into form. I is a bit more "gentle" than
using a hair dryer. You could better
control how much heat you want on
the vinyl and on the exact part you want
to re-shape. You also could combine hot
with very cold water. Bring the vinyl
with the hot water in form and than
quench/cool it with the cold water and
it keeps the form. I did this several
times successful with vinyl figures
with pushed in legs, chest etc.
-Stephan
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