does anyone know any quick ways in which i could strip old miniatures from their paint all the minis i have are plastic
thanks

do a little research, there are a huge amount of forum posts/videos about this topic.

Go to google and type in, "stipping mini's, plastic"

I soak the miniatures in dettol for a few hours then work at it carefully with a toothbrush, then back in the dettol and repeat until the mini is clean.

I did the same thing except with 50/50 water and Pine Sol. I soaked a bunch of them for up to a day and used a very gritty tooth brush and it came right off. I would recommend checking back on them every few hours to make sure they don't get soft. I had a few archers who had bows that softened but after a while they hardened back up.

Dot3 break fluid works, the paint is removed but it takes almost 3 days!

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I soak them in Coca-Cola for a week adding a fresh batch of Coca-Cola half way through. Then soak them in Simple Green cleaner for a day. Finally scrub with a toothbrush or something similar.

Soak them in simple green for a day then scrub with a tooth brush

Bing, google is your friend. However, Some times it is nice to know what the experiences of the group are.My experience is that any wetting agent will work. A lot of people like simple Green. I have not tried it, Not a local brand. I like pine oil and brake fluid.

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