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You can use spray paint. Any. You just have to keep a distance of at least 40 cm when spraying. So , the aggressive part of the paint will evaporate before reaching the styrofoam.
I struggle watching these insane thrift shop deals because I get so jealous 😭 It did happen to me once though so ive gotten a taste, I got a small tub for $40 and found pretty much all the 2014 ghost minifigures in great condition (no black hair kanan Jarris, but still) as well as the same alliance tank droid set and the Jango in fantastic condition.
Oh my god that set... in that green bin... there's a real likelihood that used to be mine... damn you grandma... oh well if it is I'm glad it went to a caring home... if it is you're in for a treat there's a gold exo force droid, a first edition general grievous and most of a death star in there... I know it's a steep ask but if you find the mecha one in there could I offer to buy him back
the minifigs help a lot but also there are unique pieces for many different sets and you can just look that up on different websites like bricklink.com
@@BlanchBrothersStudio thank you I needed this because I got a couple bags of Lego no box no minifigure and I've spent the last 2 weeks trying to figure out what set it was
the minifigs help a lot but also there are unique pieces for many different sets and you can just look that up on different websites like bricklink.com. Also, every piece has a unique number printed on it somewhere. find it and you know what's up
That's really cool, being able to find and construct the set just from that large assorted box of legos. How long did it take to do that out of curiosity?
