Simple Question
Glue first or primer and paint first?
Whats your guys take?
-Scott
I always complete a figure before any painting. Then I prime to check for flaws, gaps, mold lines, etc… The exception is any headgear. I leave it off until I’ve finished the face and hair.
Well, when I build a figure I glue segments at a time, do the torso and arms, and the legs seperatly, and work on them till I think there good to go, then prime, all before gluing it together. The head I paint seperatly and glue on last (easier to avoid problems)
Glue first…
Whatever floats your boat. I sometimes do a little assembly, then prime. Sometimes prime, then do assembly. Sometimes complete assembly, then prime. Six of one, half a dozen of the other.
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I’m with EasyMike, it’s not always the same. It depends on how complicated the figure is, especially as far as undercuts go. I guess generally I clean and prime the parts first, but I have assembled some, then primed. Cleaning is always first.
Regards,
Brad