gheyest Megatron EVAR

 

I think that's the guy who has the only G2 Stunticons in existence :grr

The vinyl dye process is relitavely easy, and requires no real working knowledge before hand (as long as your sharp enough to follow directions).  You can do it one of two ways.  You can use the automotive grade spray stuff just like spray paint, just be sure to clean your parts very well, and prep them with Prep-Sol or rubbing alcohol. 

 

The other process is a little more involved and can be potentially messy but is garaunteed not to rub off.  You can use RIT laundry dye easily on most plastics with a varying degree of success.  Be sure to disassemble and clean your parts as much as possible, LOW SIMMER the parts in the dye/water DON"T BOIL, and if possible be sure to suspend your parts (wire frying basket or something similar) in the hot dye to prevent them getting too close to the heat source.  As long as you take your time (the longer you take to simmer the parts, the darker the shade of the color your using) and keep in mind that you can't dye black parts white :punch, then you should be fine.  Good luck!     

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where do I get RIT laundry dye?

gheyest Megatron EVAR

 

I think that's the guy who has the only G2 Stunticons in existence :grr

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That's the set, only I did some further research and it was in RID packaging, :thumb Looks like a pretty cool set and the colours aren't half bad.

 

As for it being Megatron in G2.  :pfx  :mwahaha

gheyest Megatron EVAR

 

I think that's the guy who has the only G2 Stunticons in existence :grr

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That's the set, only I did some further research and it was in RID packaging, :thumb Looks like a pretty cool set and the colours aren't half bad.

 

As for it being Megatron in G2.  :pfx  :mwahaha

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I dont beleive he has them as its listed as the collection of anonymous (and there is supposed to be mroe than one set out there), hes not shy in declaring his own pieces.  That said I ahve never seen a G2 Motormaster ever aside from the back of those cards

The vinyl dye process is relitavely easy, and requires no real working knowledge before hand (as long as your sharp enough to follow directions).  You can do it one of two ways.  You can use the automotive grade spray stuff just like spray paint, just be sure to clean your parts very well, and prep them with Prep-Sol or rubbing alcohol. 

 

The other process is a little more involved and can be potentially messy but is garaunteed not to rub off.  You can use RIT laundry dye easily on most plastics with a varying degree of success.  Be sure to disassemble and clean your parts as much as possible, LOW SIMMER the parts in the dye/water DON"T BOIL, and if possible be sure to suspend your parts (wire frying basket or something similar) in the hot dye to prevent them getting too close to the heat source.  As long as you take your time (the longer you take to simmer the parts, the darker the shade of the color your using) and keep in mind that you can't dye black parts white :punch, then you should be fine.  Good luck! 

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where do I get RIT laundry dye?

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Grocery stores, Wally world

On a sniping note i just snagged this which Im happy with http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...AMEWA%3AIT&rd=1

 

Wow, people actually want that thing??

 

j/k - Congrats on the snag!  I love stumbling on that lucky auction that gets largely overlooked.  I almost had a near-complete G1 Ratchet the other day for dirt cheap (I was the only bidder), but the slaggin' seller had a reserve on it for something more than I had bid on it. :tfmad