How can I paint really tiny stars?

[fritzthefox]

I am painting a 1/25th scale Wonder Woman, and I need to paint her star-spangled fanny. Does anyone have any ideas for how I might paint stars that small?

[Lt. Z0mBe]

I am painting a 1/25th scale Wonder Woman, and I need to paint her star-spangled fanny. Does anyone have any ideas for how I might paint stars that small?

I would recommend some 1/72 WWII armor decals. The American stars that go on the fenders of tanks and hoods of jeeps should be about right.

I hope this helps.

Kenny

[Rocketeer]

I am painting a 1/25th scale Wonder Woman, and I need to paint her star-spangled fanny. Does anyone have any ideas for how I might paint stars that small?

I would recommend some 1/72 WWII armor decals. The American stars that go on the fenders of tanks and hoods of jeeps should be about right.

I hope this helps.

Kenny

That's what I did too; worked great.

[Tommy8008]

fanny.

Hahahaha.

[naoto]

fanny.

Hahahaha.

(just to clarify his reaction for stateside folk)
North American slang: a person's buttocks.
British slang: a woman's genitals.

[fritzthefox]

Yikes! Well, technically, both would be accurate in this case, since the stars cover all of her shorts.

I learn all sorts of things in this forum.

[dizzyfugu]

I am painting a 1/25th scale Wonder Woman, and I need to paint her star-spangled fanny. Does anyone have any ideas for how I might paint stars that small?

I would recommend some 1/72 WWII armor decals. The American stars that go on the fenders of tanks and hoods of jeeps should be about right.

I hope this helps.

Kenny

Second that. There are aftermarket sheets available just with white US WWII stars for military vehicles - works like a charm on large scale figures.

The other option could be a self-made mask. I know that there are die-cut stencils around at stationary shops, with various shapes, which you could use on tape, but I am not certain about the available sizes - probably too large for your model.