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I had my first troop with all airbrushed painted items. I get that there is no way to keep our armor from getting dinged and scuffed but I was hoping one troop wasn't going to leave so many marks.

The biggest thing is that the paint on my collar got rubbed off by the neck seal. Also have a lot of scuffs from my helmet on my chest plates when I look down. Several dark scratches on knees and a shoulder bell. (And the back plate is already scratched like crazy from the JP and JP harness, but that's to be expected).
Is this normal? I used the universal bonding primer and even put on a few layers of Testors clear coat.

[QUOTE="Neo Fett, post: 468226, member: 8925"] I had my first troop with all airbrushed painted items. I get that there is no way to keep our armor from getting dinged and scuffed but I was hoping one troop wasn't going to leave so many marks. The biggest thing is that the paint on my collar got rubbed off by the neck seal. Also have a lot of scuffs from my helmet on my chest plates when I look down. Several dark scratches on knees and a shoulder bell. (And the back plate is already scratched like crazy from the JP and JP harness, but that's to be expected). Is this normal? I used the universal bonding primer and even put on a few layers of Testors clear coat. [/QUOTE]

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