GC Minis: Running out for 4th Meal

By Dennis Jensen

My first painted piece of the new year is the Taco Bell by .  This is an MDF and resin 28mm kit. Before gluing on the roof and the window frames I sprayed the building and the frames with a textured spray paint.  I experimented to see if the textures spray paint would hide the joins.

Had I sprayed it a little thicker I would have covered the joins, however, I didn’t want a super heavy texture so the joins were still visible.  I ended up covering most of the joins with signs I printed off the internet.  The shingled roof portions are made of resin.  The small roofs had a noticeable gap so I put a piece of foil on the peak and pressed it into the shingles to create a cap and hide the gap.  I put dark plastic sheeting for windows and taped some advertisement for some delicious late 1980’s options!

If you are interested you can get your own Taco Bell : http://gcmini.mybigcommerce.com/28mm-taco-restaurant-mdf-28mmdf163/

You can see the gaps weren’t as hidden as I’d have liked but I was able to hide most with signage.

I think I nailed it!

-Wachtmeister

Editor’s note: GC Minis is a friend of NDNG (through past sponsorhips of our events on the west of the the USA). Allen has recently relocated the business to Tennessee, in the middle of the US. As always, Allen includes a couple of D6s and something for your sweet tooth in each shipment.