How To - Custom Blaster SIMPLE Weathering And Metallizing Star Wars Black Series

Today, we’re using a simple and easy method to weather and “metallize” weapons and blaster for figures, Star Wars Black Series in this case.
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[@alexcharles8541]

I use the same method, but I spray over them with matte clear coat after. Keeps the marker from transferring to the hands, and gives a nice real metal look to everything.

[@twinsunscollector3863]

Thanks! I may have to give that a try and see how it turns out 🤟🏻

[@alexcharles8541]

@@twinsunscollector3863 good luck man!

[@Mister-Jedi]

Looks really good man, thanks for the tips

[@ConcordD0m]

I tried this method on my Bandai Model kit K-2SO and it worked amazingly!!

[@twinsunscollector3863]

Glad to hear it! Enjoy!

[@forcefather419]

Wow! What a simple and cool custom!!!

[@twinsunscollector3863]

Thanks man, hope you can get some use out of it! 😁

[@lordhuezo]

Excelente video

[@twinsunscollector3863]

Thank you! I appreciate it

[@ivanvargas4243]

over time the ink remains on the plastic or it may come off?

[@twinsunscollector3863]

I haven’t had any problems with it once it’s all dried on there, seems to stay on pretty good, my man. Happy customizing 🤟🏻

[@pauladrianbasilan6648]

NICE vid dude u earn my subscribe hahaha thanks

[@twinsunscollector3863]

Much appreciated, my guy 🤟🏻

[@lordhuezo]

is it permanent marker?

[@twinsunscollector3863]

Yes, it’s just a silver version of a Sharpie. So, like a sharpie, as long as you don’t accidentally wipe it off shortly after applying, it should stay on there pretty permanently. Although if the item is handled a lot, it will likely eventually run off. Perhaps putting a clear coat of paint over top could help.