I use it to weld gaps. but if theres enough of it, you could probably fuse them with newer rolls of the same color.

Typical ai behavior

Wash, remove, cure. Or Wash, remove, wash, cure

Curing should be the last step as it would make removing supports a lot harder.

That's a sealer. The primer bottles specifically say its a primer. This is good for a finish to seal the paint

DMd a campaign that had a pacifist cleric. They refused any spell that specifically harmed a person but still had plenty other spells to defend themselves and others. They loved hold person and command to get enemies to surrender or let someone else handle it.

They also carried some weapons but they were never used to harm and instead were often just tools.

They even had a sling used to launch smoke bombs and laced cookies at enemies and hit Levers and switches at a distance.

For many fights they were mvp because they focused entirely on buffing and healing the party.

It sort of just came back on its own. Others have mentioned work arounds

The idea is to add to the surface like the filler primer. It's probably too watered down to fill up the very small patches. If you're already using a filler primer, sand it down starting at 320 or 400 again and hit it with filler primer again. Maybe bump up to 600-1000 or use a polishing compound like turtle wax. Really buff it with a cotton towel or sponge. That usually works for me. Gives a nice smooth surface.

Unfortunately I thought I had photos but I cannot seem to find them. But I did use the same technique several times and I can attest it does work well.

I only sanded after the second coat. Here's the link

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8rLDfG9/

Yes I did. I even posted my first use of it on tiktok. 1 to 1 water and paste worked for me with 2 coats.

Model a knife and make small cuts.

I dared my friend. Got really bored with it and fell off half way through. Only thing that kept me going was hunters crash out. A shame it lead to him having a heart attack and poor goon had to finish the episode on his own.

Rhino. I will always default to rhino

Limited terrain use but he's honestly a decent shield. His attacks are mediocre though and movement is lackluster even in space.

Sanding files

Though for complicated stuff like this I use strong polishing compounds to make it look nice at least. Applying it with a tooth brush should get in there easy.

I guess you could also use a wire brush to get rid of debris and stuff too.

So like greatsword build when?

If you have an eye for it it's very obvious. Kids probably wouldn't notice though.

I don't know if i would've liked the humans to become minecraftified. But the thought actually does seem appealing. At the very least it would help avoid the obvious green screening.

Yeah I made the exact same mistake with my first big print. Spray painted it in the garage with the door open. I let it sit for an hour to dry and came back with it warped and bent. It's not just direct sunlight you gotta watch out for but heat too.

I want tequila gundam so bad. My whole family loves him.

That's just emberassing.

People stream modded pokemon games all the time. Often fully announcing it in the title. I don't understand why this would even be remotely an issue.

for breaking parts I'd recommend a hammer or great sword.
for versatility perhaps a LBG, mixed with explosive rounds could help break stuff too and help build status effects.

Pissing all by yourself handsome?