Archive for category Environmental Sciences

The 13 Year Silver Claw Story

Posted by Chad Perry in Environmental Sciences, Research, UofM News on January 12, 2021

Still my favorite #153 pictures – even if the gif sucks.

Here’s the story of my Purple #153 that spent 13 years, with me, stuck in silver boat paint.

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How Can Dyed Figures Be Identified?

Posted by Chad Perry in Environmental Sciences, Research, UofM News on June 22, 2020

We know some fake, dyed Class A M.U.S.C.L.E. figures made their way into the M.U.S.C.L.E. community. How can collectors effectively identify these figures? One method provides inarguable, conclusive evidence.

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ENVS 100 – Freezing Figures

Posted by Chad Perry in Environmental Sciences, Research, UofM News on May 9, 2011

If you can’t have the “M.U.S.C.L.E. Smell,” is there a way to remove bad smells?

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ENVS 200 – 409 & Simple Green

Posted by Chad Perry in Environmental Sciences, Research, UofM News on January 24, 2011

Which is more effective for removing paint from a M.U.S.C.L.E. figure – 409 or Simple Green?

Read, and watch, the results!

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ENVS 200 – Boiling a Figure: Silver Boat Paint

Posted by Chad Perry in Environmental Sciences, Research, UofM News on November 10, 2010

Does boiling a figure remove silver boat paint? Read, and watch, the results!

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Environmental Sciences Update

Posted by Chad Perry in Environmental Sciences, Research, UofM News on November 4, 2010

Even though there has not been much posted activity, there has been a tremendous amount of activity taking place.

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