Catch of the Day (American Products)

Still thanks for letting us know about it it Eldad

yeah thats me, i had also said it might be the normal release dipped in paint thinner

What do you plan on doing with the Vegeta Mark? Just leave it as is? Need to clean the smudges off I think.

Yeah, I'll just display it in a case next to the finished one. I probably won't try to clean it though. If it's a legit prototype, I'd rather just leave it exactly how I got it. It looks like someone wrote a 6 on his front and a 2 on his back. Idk what that could be for.

Oh well, I can hope that isn't the case, but if so, it was only $17.

those are sometimes called test shots, they are figures removed from the production line before paint is applied. it's not a prototype, it's an incomplete figure basically. people often call them prototypes, but unless the sculpt is different from the production figure or it is made of wax or clay, it isn't a prototype generally. there's other exceptions, but basically prototypes are figures that haven't been through production.

paint thinner cannot be put on plastic figures. it will eat/damage the plastic before the paint is entirely removed. paint thinner or nail polish remover will leave a cloudy appearance that is permanent and to some types of plastic, will leave it looking like Swiss cheese or eat through it entirely. I haven't tried it on a dbz figure, but know through experience on hot wheels cars and X-Men figures

its called Goo Gone in canada

I've always wanted to see what an unpainted Irwin Yamcha would look like. I'm curious if the jacket would still be yellow or not.