Reinventing Gen 1 Plasma "bone" finish

[jdd32]

More pics: G1 Plasma Mars, without aging

 

[SecretNinja]

More pics: G1 Plasma Mars, without aging

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If they were Crater, I'd gladly buy them!!!

 

[jdd32]

If they were Crater, I'd gladly buy them!!!

why sure, i'll take them to my dentist next time around and have him drill 'em

 

[SecretNinja]

why sure, i'll take them to my dentist next time around and have him drill 'em

Probably about time you see him anyways. I can smell your breath through the internet.

 

[jdd32]

Probably about time you see him anyways. I can smell your breath through the internet.

It's not THAT bad... at least it doesn't corrode x-metals... yet

 

[SecretNinja]

It's not THAT bad... at least it doesn't corrode x-metals... yet
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It's not THAT bad... at least it doesn't corrode x-metals... yet

I guess you have a point there. Or, is that the secret recipe for this fabulous new technology of yours?

 

[Funky-Trixtar]

You guys really have EXCELLED yourselves. That texture is stunning.

 

[THE X-MAN]

That's really nice work.......do you blast to prep?

 

[zwc0442]

Blasting is part of the process. There are several different steps involved to get it to this finish though.

 

[scienergy]

Nice work guys!! I've come close to the bone Plasma myself, achieved the texture and the finish but not the goldish-sheen undertones that the original bone has. Mine is more silver, presumably due to the pre-blast material I'm using. Retaining a serial is easy with masking tape.