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[WendyWood]

So I have a few Mini Boglins out on my desk, including the kind and set of four zombies, and when I needed to move them earlier there was a slight damp patch underneath each of the newer ones, but only the newer ones. Has anyone encountered anything similar?

 

My desk is a lot closer to the radiator than the shelf they were sat on before so it could be related to that. The figures all seem absolutely fine, but I'm going to move them back to the colder part of the room just to be sure.

[LoneousSylvanous]

Maybe they dehumidify?!  Like, suck up moisture and then disperse it when warm.  Just a 'scientific' guess... but if you have enough of them it could solve any damp/mold issues!

[BaltanII]

Could also be some kind of mold release or plasticizer leaking. I'd definitely move them away from their current spot as that heat might be the culprit. Not familiar with those specifically to do more than speculate.

[Jamesmate]

This is an unfortunate known thing about the rubber hand-made Totims boglins, they can leave moisture marks behind on surfaces, sometimes the colour the boglin is, one person now has a large purple stain on their white shelving unit due to a large purple boglin once being displayed there.

They also leak colour into other Totims boglins that are touching, as well as melt the material the 1980's and 2000's boglins are made of whenever they are in contact for a time.

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[WendyWood]

Oh, that is nasty.

 

Yeah, my new minis are definitely going to be staying on their own shelf. It's a shame because the King would fit in so well with my medievals, but no way am I risking them.