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The process will work in any colour. you just need to get the mixture correct. Matching lego colours is really hard and you sometimes you have to settle for close enough

I did the same thing with the Basket ball arms (Purchased think they could be removed) Bricklink link This is the cheapest method of purchasing quantities. The other method is a vice and a dremel.

My likes are... Star Wars Trains Dislikes are Bionicles

Hi guys. Red C-3PO is called R-3PO and is in Empire Strikes back (Hoth) Here is a picture of it You see the Droid for less than 2 seconds in the film his head was not coloured it's a recast. Han in Carbonate was (I thought) going to be really easy (It wasn't) 1. Take a door frame an lay it down on a flat surface 2. using a quick drying plastic solution and fill it half way 3. When dry pour more solution into the frame 4. place a full black minifig into the solution 5. wait for the solution to dry and varnish All sound really easy? This was the 3rd attempt (I now have it licked) White Vader was my 1st experiment (Recast vader helmet in white) Thanks for the comments. A WARNING FOR RECASTING There is a product called "Remeltable Rubber" - This is a really cheap and easy method for making casts Whatever you do do not use painted parts in your cast I lost a Jango Fett helmet (All the paint is gone!) It also strips some colour out of the bricks. Lessons learnt the hard way

Some of my recent work.. Hope you like them. 1devils1

Hello. Been a lurker for some time and decided it's about time I joined this forum. Look forward to meeting everyone. My main interests are custom minifigs. 1devils1