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  • Robert1968
    • Mar 2015
    • 3596

    #1

    Amazing what you get in a mink break

    well I just retuned from Just outside Carlisle for a wedding and wee break.
    Had a few bits on my own when all the girls were out so visited hobbycraft and bough a few more kits ( just the stug 4 and the chieftain ,Then the wife says after the wedding did you get all you needed at hobbycraft ?? Well er sort of
    Seeing as holiday lets go back so I think I cleared there stock out !!!!
    Couldn't help myself
    Also went to WHSmiths and Wilko
    The wood filler I've anyone is thinking what's that for
    It's for my panther avd tiger as I'm going to try zimmerit that way ( it's a lengthy process but should look good ( he hopes ) when I get them done some day
    For now though they will increase my stash
    [ATTACH]285241[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]285242[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]285243[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]285244[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]285245[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]285246[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]285247[/ATTACH]
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  • Steve Brodie
    SMF Supporters
    • Sep 2014
    • 4652

    #2
    Thats what i would call a successful trip

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    • Mr Bowcat
      • Dec 2016
      • 4613
      • Bob
      • London

      #3
      Excellent haul, but what are the oil pastels for?
      Si vis pacem, para bellum.

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      • Robert1968
        • Mar 2015
        • 3596

        #4
        Pastels are for weathering ( similar to pigments. Dust etc

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        • PaulTRose
          SMF Supporters
          • Jun 2013
          • 6540
          • Paul
          • Tattooine

          #5
          should keep you busy for a while

          ive got one of those little palette knife jobbies......absolutly invaluable!!.....perfect tool for applying filler accuratly
          Per Ardua

          We'll ride the spiral to the end and may just go where no ones been

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          • Mr Bowcat
            • Dec 2016
            • 4613
            • Bob
            • London

            #6
            Originally posted by Robert1968
            Pastels are for weathering ( similar to pigments. Dust etc
            Oh OK, I thought you could only use chalk pastels for that, didn't realise oils worked as well.
            Si vis pacem, para bellum.

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