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1/35 MINI-ART Ya - 12 SOVIET ARTILLERY TRACTOR. 35052
Paint is on a go slow, demanding more britles on brush.....
Dear Fed Up With Painting .
There is only one paint brush worth buying for that sort of work, no not a yard brush , but a Purdy, hand made in the US, not your cheap set from the £ shop.
I've had some of mine for years , never loose a bristle. Always clean then thoroughly with a hand spinner after washing out.
Remember the painters dance as well, with a hoppety hop and a Skippy skip he will never have a painting drip !
Standing by with extinguisher in one hand and Matron's armless sports coat in the other Rick H.
Rick that's good. :smiling::smiling3::nerd:
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No standing, singing or dancing allowed.
The aforementioned performance will take place as soon as the correct paper work has been signed off by the Management.
Please note, due to the lightly chance of the front row being engulfed in flames the Management can not be held responsible for any loss of life and or damage to clothing.
Fair warning will be announced of the time of the burn in due course.
JR, you never cease to amaze me......Purdy brushes? Do they actually sell them in the UK? Not only are they US mfg. But in Portland Oregon about 50 miles from where I grew up. My Father, being in the trades, swore by them. Never at them! When I bought my first home in 1977 I purchased Purdy brushes for all my painting needs. Still use them today. I have owned 5 houses over the years plus I did house painting during a 2 year furlough from United Airlines. So they didn't exactly hang on the garage wall.
Can't seem to wear them out.....guess I'll pass em on to the kids when I no longer need them. Cheers, Rick H.
Obi, it's so diffucult to say which element of your latest build is most impressive to me ! Gotta say, for me the wood framework and the ripped roof is the star of this show ! Bravo, Sir Race !
JR, you never cease to amaze me......Purdy brushes? Do they actually sell them in the UK? Not only are they US mfg. But in Portland Oregon about 50 miles from where I grew up. My Father, being in the trades, swore by them. Never at them! When I bought my first home in 1977 I purchased Purdy brushes for all my painting needs. Still use them today. I have owned 5 houses over the years plus I did house painting during a 2 year furlough from United Airlines. So they didn't exactly hang on the garage wall.
Can't seem to wear them out.....guess I'll pass em on to the kids when I no longer need them. Cheers, Rick H.
They do indeed Rick, I came across them some years ago when dealing with a trade supplier in London. Never brought another make since. Since then the name had spread and most good paint and trade suppliers sell them. Mind a lot of brush manufactures now offer filament type bristles, and no loss, but not seen any reviews saying they were any better .
I like the packet that has the Velcro strip on to protect them when not in use, with the little label with the brush makers name on, that and the spiral Yankee type brush spinner to clean is a must.
Along with a bush comb, rather like a cats comb with metal prongs.
Obi, it's so diffucult to say which element of your latest build is most impressive to me ! Gotta say, for me the wood framework and the ripped roof is the star of this show ! Bravo, Sir Race !
Your a slacker McFly, you were always a slacker!!!................Sorry wrong movie.................
Come on Dude 2, Where's the pics???????............The Stamford Fire Dept. is already back at the station and have stood down for the evening. Ain't nothing on the telly about it either........................
Think Dan's right too................
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