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12 monies for a stamping kit. Quick test.
Need a bit of practice to get the timing down but this is way faster than freehand.
Not as crisp, but I was testing with vallejo acrylic paint.
Decals are much crisper and cleaner, so not sure what is better to be messing around with decals or stamps.
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Mothsniper wrote: Cool!
And I knew about the overpriced goober stamps. Tech already existed and is way cheaper.
Do not want to resurrect a 3 month old thread.
Heh. Not advocating necromancy, but figured it was quicker to post a link. And I didn’t think it was that long ago. But remembered there was a gamer focused thing out there you might want to know about
Mothsniper wrote: Cool!
And I knew about the overpriced goober stamps. Tech already existed and is way cheaper.
Do not want to resurrect a 3 month old thread.
Heh. Not advocating necromancy, but figured it was quicker to post a link. And I didn’t think it was that long ago. But remembered there was a gamer focused thing out there you might want to know about
There is some good info.
When I saw the goober stamps for the first time I though it was genius, and few days later i find out that nail-art had that tech for years and kits for $15, and few days later I find out that goober kit is $200 buks.
From videos I saw, and testing it my self, the stamping is quite difficult to get right, and it is not very crisp, not even close to the decals. So I wonder how actually useful is it, or a gimmick.
Then I saw videos of some pretty insane nail artists and they all freehand the detail, nail-art pros don't use stamps for the details.
So, I think $20 is a good max price for the value you are getting. A kit that has a skill learning curve but will let you quickly apply janky details should not be more than $20.
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But remembered there was a gamer focused thing out there you might want to know about
There is some good info.