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Something new to try when figure painting. I use a wet palette but have seen quite a few painters using them
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Something new to try when figure painting. I use a wet palette but have seen quite a few painters using them


I've just bought my first proper one recently to Mick. But before that I made a DIY one as a test from an old shallow rectangular lunchbox, done kitchen sponge and some greaseproof paper. It took a bit of getting used to but it worked surprisingly well and keep the paint useable for about a week!
 
My lad uses one of those Mick, that somebody gave him. I use filler mixing boards (aka onion boards) from work, with 100 disposable sheets, because I'm tight :tears-of-joy:
 
These arrived yesterday from ebay, via China...
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Nail art dotting tools, as someone mentioned in another thread for applying glue. The ball ends range from 1mm to 3mm. £2.89 delivered!
Pete
 
Returned home from Telford to find this very kind gift from Scratchbuilder Mike:

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some will be used in my ECW diorama.

many thanks to Mike

Peter
 
i think i was quite restrained in Telford;

just 2 kits:

an addition to my universal carrier project:

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I have the resicast barv kit on order, this is to be the doner kit for it;

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A new cutting mat (not bad for £1) and sone tin sheet; for belts. Straps etc:

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Some paint, not tried the I M paints before so they will be interesting:

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any trip to the UK means i can visit other shops we don't have in guernsey, such as hobbycraft where i found ths which is ideal for 1/285 scale trees:

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And in a trip to Dunelm I cane across this neat little light with a 3x magnifier, £12:

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it folds down really small, and is quite bright.

apart from a few paintbrushes, that it the lot from my trip to the UK - considering all of the temptation I displayed a lot of self-control!!

Peter
 
I've just bought my first proper one recently to Mick. But before that I made a DIY one as a test from an old shallow rectangular lunchbox, done kitchen sponge and some greaseproof paper. It took a bit of getting used to but it worked surprisingly well and keep the paint useable for about a week!
I had a DIY wet palette but the dish was too deep, SWMBO bought me an Army Painter one for being good
 
I have the resicast barv kit on order, this is to be the doner kit for it;
Not to try and put a damper on that, but the Resicast BARV instructions say it’s intended for the Tasca (=Asuka) M4A2 kit. I suppose you can make it fit the Dragon one, but it’ll probably be more work. Or do you specifically want to build a BARV on a Fisher-built M4A2 hull, which is what the Dragon kit represents?
 
Not to try and put a damper on that, but the Resicast BARV instructions say it’s intended for the Tasca (=Asuka) M4A2 kit. I suppose you can make it fit the Dragon one, but it’ll probably be more work. Or do you specifically want to build a BARV on a Fisher-built M4A2 hull, which is what the Dragon kit represents?
Hi Jakko

unfortunately I have been unsuccessful in finding a Task kit - nothing in the internet and none of the stalls at Telford had one , o I opted for the nearest kit I could find. I expect it will be more work but more work = more fun. At least that's what I will try to convince myself!

Peter
 
Postie dropped this off.......................
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Sadly, I had to resort to retail prices - these KP models don't appear as auctions very often.

My local Evri courier dropped this off - an Ebay auction win - the box is toast, but the contents are sealed!
DSCF4708.JPG If the box has been good, this would have been at a collectors price, but I got this for just over £19 delivered - that is why you see empty kit boxes fetching good prices, to complete a collectors' model! - which is why I search Ebay for 'damaged box', or 'no box', 'started' - items which don't attract collectors
Dave
 
That Savoia Marchetti, Dave, must rank as one of the weirdest looking planes ever. :smiling: :thinking: :smiling:
 
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