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Duncan Freehand Zero Dye
Exhibit #3819
TypeModified
ShapeConcave )-(
AxleBearing
ColorPurple with Yellow Caps
ConstructionMulti-piece plastic
ResponseFriction Sticker
Diameter2.25
GapAdjustable - Spacers
Weight65 g
Condition9
Date2010
OwnerDavid Hall
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On display here is an example of what can be done to change and modify your Freehand Zero. Pictured is a clear Zero stained lightly with glass stain. It gives the plastic the look of stained glass, all be it very lightly in this case. The body was stained purple, and the caps yelllow. Very lightly. The combination is very interesting to the eye.
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