That really looks time consuming but having spend a whole afternoon taking the horns out of ten of my poxwalkers I think I can spend a little bit more on the weapons. Thank you really much, I really appreciate you taking the time to make this video. I feel this hobby benefits a lot from people like you sharing techniques and tips.

I know you've probably moved on from this, but the way I get the mouldline out from the low parts of the coil is with a piece of sewing cotton. It's easiest to do if you have a small vise and secure the plasma weapon in it, then use a decent length of cotton to "saw" across the depressions. Then you're just left with the easy raised parts. Thanks for the video in any case.

Great! This is just what I was looking for. I would not have thought breaking it down in to steps would be easier or faster but from watching I can see that it is. Thank you for the video LC

Thank you for all the recent tutorials, Mr. Cheese. Much appreciated.

There we go, Cheese! Much better. Though how did you square dressing up the Cheeselets as loo roll mummies with Mrs Leakycheese to liberate all those rolls? Nostalgia is very satisfied and I had to explain to Mrs Graygor why I was laughing like a madman in my office so there is karma balancing things out. Looking forwards to the next vid where you show us how to make Tracey Island with tape, paint and paper mache.

Dusty Brush is the unsung hero of the channel :P

These are some of the hardest areas and types of mould lines you are going to encounter. I use the back of the tip of a #11 X-acto blade and use it to scrape along each tooth or groove after I have scraped over the top in the normal mould removal process. This extra scrape along each tooth/groove will clean out the excess plastics, but will also scrape out the mould line it normally cant reach.

Hi, might i suggest strips of sanding belts or abrasive cloth (i think that is what it is called in english). 600 to 800 grains should suffice. I have a roll of 600 and i tear of a strip 5 cm long and it is 2,5 cm wide. With the torn rugged side you can remove moldlines on uneven surfaces like a dragons scales or the belly of a Troll, the sanding side of course for flat areas and the smooth long sides are perfect for the ridges of plasma coils, space marine armour joints and basically everything thats too narrow for a file or knife to get to.

i use sandpaper 600 and 1000grid takes awhile but you can remove the lines perfectrly

The moldline removal tool from Games Workshop in my opinion works great on flatter straight surfaces, like the top of the barrel of the plasma gun you were working on or the side of the legs of a space marine. For more detailed work a hobby knife is really required. The back of a hobby knife or a blunt one would do the same job and is more precise.

exelent stuff buddy😉 when i saw your video now i start to think, its possible to make to plasma-grooves a little deeper. I dont know if it had worked , but in my head i think it would look more like a plasma weapon. But again, this can just be rambling inside my head🤔

Now that's something that I've been worried about w/r/t the Hellblasters. Not going to lie, I was considering cutting the entire coil part out & trying to shoehorn in some of the eBay special clear plastic addon coils.

This frankly puts my clean-up to shame. Oh well back to the armoury the Primaris go for some more work.

Great vids! But something is driving me crazy.... it's "picatinny rail", not "pitacinny". ;)

Did you just blunt that hobby knife or did you buy a blunt one? And how did you blunt it if you did it yourself? Thanks! Great Tutorial!

What are you planning to do with the nurgle models? ( Sorry if you have already answered this in a video or something ething, my memory does not serve me well at the moment... )

what files do you use? I recently bought citadel ones off of amazon but I'm still open tbh to having more just to have the variety

Have you found that the new plastic for these guys is "softer" than it was.

do you wash them after removing mold lines etc ?

It's tedious af. Add a fact, that I have almost fobia level of fear, for sharp objects. I be swetting not to cut too much, as I stick the blade in, it scratches the model making new lines, as I try make them gone. GG Njoy XD

"commentors" lol.

the cleaning of seams on any space marine or his weapons should not be attempted by a blade of any kind, plasma coils especially .......or files or blunt blades its just not correct.....it can be done beautifully with a special brush n a special chemical technique and can be done in a matter of seconds ...yes...a matter of seconds.......and ye cant tell they had a seam line in the first place....files, blades and blunt blades are a barbaric technique for any tupe ridged weapon or detail of that type on any gw model...nuff said.... youtube has nobody that uses my techniques so ill have to put one up for the fast , easy method of cleaning a space marine plasma gun in under 30 seconds....