Binoculars Kit

Instructions

Supplies Needed:

Sandpaper

Crazy Glue

Primer

OD GreenPaint

Flat Black Paint

Clear Coat

	Here's the kit when it arrives to you.
	Sand the pour spouts off.
	Wash it in warm, soapy water to remove any mold release left on it, and let it thoroughly air dry. Then lightly sand the prop to remove any seam lines that may be on the kit. Be sure to sand the kit in a well ventilated area as resin dust may be harmful.
	Glue the lens and the selector switch to the main body. Be sure to score the attaching points with the x-acto knife to make sure the bond is strong. Note - if you plan to use this kit for costuming, I would suggest you skip gluing the switch on, as it will rub on your armor a lot.
	Prime the kit. Be sure to paint ONLY in a well ventilated area.
	Paint the kit OD Green.
	Paint the lens ends, belts, and other details flat black.
	Trim and attach the data plate to the top.
	Detail and weather the kit to your liking.
	Spray the entire kit with a clear coat to seal it in.
If you want to add a strap to the Binocs, here's how:
	Drill a small hole where the molded in loop is. You can drill multiple holes and connect them if you want to make it into a slot.
	Slip your cord or strap in through the hole. I used a heavy duty shoe lace.
	Tie a knot on the strap from the inside.
	Pull it tight from the outside. Do it again for the other side, close up the kit and you're all set!

 

A very simple, three part resin kit that needs just a little clean-up and some paint to make a very nice display piece for every fan!

 

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