I want to get this for a cosplay, but I'm gonna need to paint it. How should I go about doing that?
1014812
It's just cheap wood not at all nice as the picture shows but u should be able to paint it real easy right onto it with no prep
1644936
I sprayed mine with polyurethane to cover up some mess ups.. worked out real well... so I assume you could paint it as well..
1990700
You don't paint it at all. It already has color. All you have to do is glue the pieces together. Carefully, though.
1783141
Pat, you'll need glue and paints for this model, so take your time putting it together.
61669
I wouldn't hesitate to paint it. If in doubt, scuff a bit with sandpaper first.
1944091
I think it's a pressed wood type material. If you wanted to paint it you would need a primer that could adhere well to it before painting it the color you desired.
660730
Yea u need paint. And some parts need glued What is very odd tho is that everything is a gray color. Make sure u get some dark paint. And I would recommend model cement also.
990949
All you really need is a file and a pair of sprue cutters (or little wire cutters) The parts are all already colored and the kit snaps together (don't let that fool you, it's still really high quality and somewhat of a difficult build) Gundam Markers make it look nicer and so does paint. So if you want it to look really good then buy paint and markers but the parts are all already colored, so it looks alright without them.
1015016
Sorry, this item will come unpainted from factory. You will have to take it to a body shop to have it painted. Thanks.
672233
I'm planning on getting cheap plywood or foam from a hardware store and using either spray tacky glue or modge podge to "mount" it. I'm going to paint the edges of the plywood or foam with craft paint and buy it about a half inch larger than the print for a small border. There are a lot of DIY websites with these projects that look great.
1474405
Contact the manufacturer direct and see if they will make a special order for you. Otherwise, buy a can of appropriate color paint and slap on some Jayhawks Decals.
248201
Hi Sandra:Thank you for your quickly responses.Sandra,you just need to completed payment it without any additional cost.Thank you for your nice cooperationKind RegardsSoso from Cosplay mart
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Painting should not be a problem. A light sanding and you should be good to go!
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The game is complete, except that you may need to take out a second mortgage to buy a copy, but the plastic figures require assembly, and painting is recommended.To assemble the figures, you'd want sprue cutters, an X-Acto knife, gel superglue, good light, a magnifier, and a patient/steady hand. There are YouTube videos on this.For painting, normally I'd direct you to one of the many online guides (Google "Painting miniatures") and videos. But this game is out of print, expensive, and a classic/collector's prize. If you are not an expert painter, Id practice on something else or pay someone to have it done. This should be easy to arrange at a local game shop, where you can see the painter's other work first. The game is complete, except that you may need to take out a second mortgage to buy a copy, but the plastic figures require assembly, and painting is recommended.To assemble the figures, you'd want sprue cutters, an X-Acto knife, gel superglue, good light, a magnifier, and a patient/steady hand. There are YouTube videos on this.For painting, normally I'd direct you to one of the many online guides (Google "Painting miniatures") and videos. But this game is out of print, expensive, and a classic/collector's prize. If you are not an expert painter, Id practice on... » Read More The game is complete, except that you may need to take out a second mortgage to buy a copy, but the plastic figures require assembly, and painting is recommended.To assemble the figures, you'd want sprue cutters, an X-Acto knife, gel superglue, good light, a magnifier, and a patient/steady hand. There are YouTube videos on this.For painting, normally I'd direct you to one of the many online guides (Google "Painting miniatures") and videos. But this game is out of print, expensive, and a classic/collector's prize. If you are not an expert painter, Id practice on something else or pay someone to have it done. This should be easy to arrange at a local game shop, where you can see the painter's other work first. « Show Less
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Clear unpainted body that requires specific polycarbonate paint. Expensive hobby research before you dig into it too deep. Talk to local hobby shop even if you buy online.
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First you start with a colorless epoxy. Then you can add tint (like from this kit) or any "really white" filler you think you can get away with. Depends on how much strength you need. If you just want a coating, go with epoxy paint. I've used expensive marine stuff that is very white.
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I never painted mine, but I was told it could be painted. I would ask at a hardware store or call a professional painter.