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Made in nl
Lone Wolf Sentinel Pilot





Serving with the 197th

Hey,

I hope this is the right topic for it...
Anyway, on to the subject:

Yesterday I picked up my mailorders: A couple of Valhallans and a commissar.
Upon inspecting them I noticed several black spots on the commissar.
I asked the shop owner what it was and he didn't know it.



So does any fellow dakkanaut know what it is?

Thanks,
Loner

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Made in us
Decrepit Dakkanaut






Mesopotamia. The Kingdom Where we Secretly Reign.

I looks like mold.

Maybe some moisture got inside the blister or something? Have you tried scraping it off?

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Made in nl
Lone Wolf Sentinel Pilot





Serving with the 197th

I tried washing it off, but that didn't work. I took this pictures after I washed the commissar.
The shopowner thought it was burned metal or something.

Overall Record W-L-D = 22-24-15
Bataviran 197th/222nd Catachan "Iron Wolves", arrogant, dedicated and ruthless!
Captain Detlev Vordon, regimental commander.
Colonel Vladimir Russki, regimental commander 222nd Catachan. 
   
Made in us
Decrepit Dakkanaut






Mesopotamia. The Kingdom Where we Secretly Reign.

If there's no texture to it (just a spot on the metal) it probably won't matter once you base coat it.

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Captain of the Forlorn Hope





Chicago, IL

Probably flaws in the metal, sometimes it turns black.

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Made in ca
Longtime Dakkanaut





Calgary, AB

It more than likely is burns, etc. The metal is a mix of stuff, and it could be some flaws/garbage/junk in the metal mix. All things considered, it should not impact your model.

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Grab your dremel with the brass brush attachment then polish them off.

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