looks like Lifecolor did 2 sets of IJN paints :
I hope someone will soon review them concerning accuracy !
my in-stock zuikaku will soon come to life !
lifecolor did it again
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mister me
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lifecolor did it again
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Re: lifecolor did it again
When is the bubbling happening? In the bottle (in which case it might just be that it got shaken too much - it's best to stir paints), or after you apply it to the plastic? Which plastic (resin or regular plastic) and has it been washed?
Just saying, I've never had any issues with mine.
Just saying, I've never had any issues with mine.
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mister me
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Re: lifecolor did it again
I never got any problem also.
However, some tins become "grainy" when a bit old
However, some tins become "grainy" when a bit old
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Re: lifecolor did it again
The local hobby shop to me has had a bunch of problems with Vallejo paints that endure freezing temperatures during shipping. I'm wondering if your experience is similar. I know I've had to start storing my acrylic paints indoors whereas my enamels were happy to be out in the garage during the winter.
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