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If you fully submerge him he should be okay as power armour can keep them alive in vacuum for longer.

Seriously, I've kept plastic minis in dettol and power spray for days and the only thing that melts is the glue and paint. I think I have a jar somewhere I have forgotten for weeks that still has Rogue Trader era minis still soaking. I should find out where I left that really.

 infilTRAITOR wrote:
If you fully submerge him he should be okay as power armour can keep them alive in vacuum for longer.

Seriously, I've kept plastic minis in dettol and power spray for days and the only thing that melts is the glue and paint. I think I have a jar somewhere I have forgotten for weeks that still has Rogue Trader era minis still soaking. I should find out where I left that really.

And dont forget the cacoon they can producrme to protect themselves during dormancy. Lol.
Thanks for putting my mind/ brain/ Thingy between my ears at ease.

I've had a box of minis that got left in dettol for about 6 months after I moved house and forgot where I'd put them. They were perfectly fine.

The only thing that does tend to occur is that the glue bonds between parts can weaken or break, but the plastic or pewter will remain perfectly fine.