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Can This Mini Be Saved? Part II


Americ-Ann
Product #
MWW-7
Manufacturer
Suggested Retail Price
$2.15 USD


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Barracuda writes:

Have you tried just dipping it in Tarnex?
It looks to me like you just have a Patina (no harm there).
If you wish to avoid this with other figures ……
just take them out of their "blister packs" and give them a spray of primer.


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Oxidation - or Not?

Americ-Ann

Here's Americ-Ann from the Macho Women with Guns series. She was in her blister pack for years, and is now a distinct coppery hue.

Americ-Ann (back)

Is this lead rot, or oxidation, or nothing to worry about? Can Americ-Ann be saved?