Has anyone painted Bud & Buzz..mine are in decent shape but Buzz in particular is getting a tiny mustache. Wondering what type of paint to use and color if known?
Has anyone painted Bud & Buzz..mine are in decent shape but Buzz in particular is getting a tiny mustache. Wondering what type of paint to use and color if known?
I know people have done it, I would like to know if anyone has an instructional on this, may paint mine as well. Great thread topic!
Yea still hoping for a reply..but I am guessing an acrylic pant from a craft store..maybe grab a couple shades of tan and mix and match until we get it right? I would think the gofers are pretty easy to remove?
They are easy to remove, just take each assembly out from underneath the playfield. I recommend leaving the gofers attached to the latch (the black tube part they are attached to). On mine, Bud was brittle and broke in half, I just ended up buying new ones.
After you color match and paint, make sure to put a clearcoat (or similar) on them to extend the paint life a little longer.
So FYI painted my Gofers here is what I used and how they turned out. I got the paint at Michaels Yellow Ochre color was very close but not exact. If you paint their entire cheek you can't really tell. I also used red and white paint pens to do their nose and teeth and then sprayed them with a glossy clear coat. Turned out pretty good.
I will keep you updated...for now only Bud is functional as one of my gofer assemblies broke Pretty sure I just need to replace the sping and for good measure coil sleeve as the gofer won't stay up. Parts ordered!
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