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    #2221
    Originally posted by john
    Treated myself 1/1 scale pick it up March

    [ATTACH=CONFIG]n1215638[/ATTACH]
    You got one letter wrong in the number plate, though

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    • Guest

      #2222
      Originally posted by The Smythe Meister
      Hmmm, number 007...
      ... "The name's Bond...Kurt Bond"
      Michael Bond, really, I suppose.

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      • Tim Marlow
        SMF Supporters
        • Apr 2018
        • 18994
        • Tim
        • Somerset UK

        #2223
        Originally posted by John Race
        Decided to try this after watching Night Shift on UTube
        [ATTACH=CONFIG]n1215653[/ATTACH]
        Hopefully will be useful in dioramas.
        Best filler I’ve used. Sticks superbly and sands to a real feather edged glass finish. Not sure how you’d use it in dios though, it dries quite quickly so the working time is short.

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        • Guest

          #2224
          Originally posted by Tim Marlow
          Designed to go on a bookshelf between the books isn’t it? Ive been tempted by book knooks for a while but never quite bitten the bullet….
          Yes , will be fun to do .Had a quick look in the box Tim, possibly the best comprehensive instructions you could hope for. Lots of bit of paper to wrap into shape of flowers and the contents of the actual green house .

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          • Guest

            #2225
            Originally posted by Tim Marlow
            Best filler I’ve used. Sticks superbly and sands to a real feather edged glass finish. Not sure how you’d use it in dios though, it dries quite quickly so the working time is short.
            Have to thin it down first and then apply it to the XPS foam after its been scribed. It allows a harder texture to be made to the surface. Time will tell how it appeals to me , but can see the benefits. Not the thing you can put on and wonder off for a cup of tea then :surprised:

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            • Tim Marlow
              SMF Supporters
              • Apr 2018
              • 18994
              • Tim
              • Somerset UK

              #2226
              Originally posted by John Race
              Have to thin it down first and then apply it to the XPS foam after its been scribed. It allows a harder texture to be made to the surface. Time will tell how it appeals to me , but can see the benefits. Not the thing you can put on and wonder off for a cup of tea then :surprised:
              It’s cellulose based John, so test it on foam as you may end up with a gooey mess.
              If you find it doesn’t work as you want it too there are many other putty’s out there as I’m sure you know. For what you’ve just described you might be better off with something from the Mr Surfacer range? Milliput might be useful as well.
              Just remember, if it doesn’t work you’ll still have two tubes of one of the best filler putties on the market :thumb2:

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              • Guest

                #2227
                Originally posted by The Smythe Meister
                Hmmm, number 007...
                ... "The name's Bond...Kurt Bond"
                Naw! Brook Bond the tea bag killer.....

                Originally posted by Waspie
                And don't forget, it's paint, shaken - not stirred!!!!
                Groan......

                Originally posted by John Race
                Decided to try this after watching Night Shift on UTube
                [ATTACH=CONFIG]n1215653[/ATTACH]
                Hopefully will be useful in dioramas.
                Good stuff JR, use it myself and can be thinned with IPA to make a thinner filler, smells a bit but works better than the magic mushrooms man.....

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                • dalej2014
                  SMF Supporters
                  • Aug 2021
                  • 507

                  #2228
                  Bought this little lot back in August but haven't posted yet. Had a nice little drive to Casnterbury to collect them. At the rate I build these will last me about a century I should think!

                  Happy New Year!
                  Attached Files

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                  • Tim Marlow
                    SMF Supporters
                    • Apr 2018
                    • 18994
                    • Tim
                    • Somerset UK

                    #2229
                    Originally posted by Scratchbuilder
                    Naw! Brook Bond the tea bag killer.....
                    Licensed to kill and drive a heavy goods vehicle eh…..

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                    • adt70hk
                      SMF Supporters
                      • Sep 2019
                      • 10482

                      #2230
                      Originally posted by dalej2014
                      Bought this little lot back in August but haven't posted yet. Had a nice little drive to Casnterbury to collect them. At the rate I build these will last me about a century I should think!

                      Happy New Year!
                      Nice haul!

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                      • Waspie
                        • Mar 2023
                        • 3488

                        #2231
                        Originally posted by adt70hk
                        Nice haul!
                        Just what I was about to post!! :smiling2:

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