I took a crack at it...
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I took a crack at it...
by The Breakdown 9/5/2011, 1:20 pm
I attempted to use a crayola marker to make a 501st clone. It didn't turn out to good, that's why I used crayola. 
If you want to customize but want it to be temporary, on action figures or LEGO, crayola's the way to go.
If you want to customize but want it to be temporary, on action figures or LEGO, crayola's the way to go.
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Re: I took a crack at it...
by Henri da Flipper 9/5/2011, 2:02 pm
Or you can do what I do and use nail polish solvent if something goes wrong... you get good at it, eventually.
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Re: I took a crack at it...
by JCC1004 9/5/2011, 2:50 pm
Wouldn't nail polish solvent strip the factory paint off too?
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Re: I took a crack at it...
by Henri da Flipper 9/5/2011, 3:05 pm
JCC1004 wrote:Wouldn't nail polish solvent strip the factory paint off too?
Only if you can't master the Q-tip... or are dumb enough to paint over decal lines.
Also it depends on consistence, quantity and the freshness of the paint.
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Re: I took a crack at it...
by The Breakdown 9/5/2011, 3:29 pm
This washes off in a second, so nothing has gone wrong.
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