The tank from
part one has soaked in Superclean for a few days now, and here are the results after running them under warm water and scrubbing them with an old toothbrush.
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With the black paint gone, another layer of orange was revealed beneath. |
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The metal parts were stripped clean! |
All-in-all, I am quite pleased with these results. The metal in particular was stripped down to looking almost like new again! The Superclean did what
Warfrog told me it would do to superglue: it completely eliminated it! Thus this model is mostly in pieces now. The under layer of orange-yellowish paint was revealed when the black was removed, however the superclean had a tougher time dissolving it on the plastics.
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Just add some tall grass and more debris and it look like a scene from an Imperial junk yard! |
These plastic bits, and any bits that still has some paint on it, were put back into the Superclean. Also, I placed into the jar the following models that my pal Brian Hunter gave to me. I think these guys will end up joining my Celestial Lions squad at some point, but who knows for sure? Once I have them cleaned up, I'll have them ready for whatever fate awaits them!
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The next batch of strippers. |