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HELP WITH OLD DECALS
Old decals With age the varnish/backing gets brittle. Lay your decals on a flat surface and mask the corners. Then spray the decal with gloss varnish and leave to dry. Once dry you can then cut/trim around the part of the decal you want to attach to your model. Soak as normal and apply...- Over_scaled
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- Forum: Chit-Chat
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Présentation
Ne vous inquiétez pas, mon ami. Nous pouvons toujours utiliser le traducteur en ligne pour nous aider. J'espère que vous trouverez ce que vous cherchez. Prenez soin de vous.- Over_scaled
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- Forum: Introduce yourself
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Nuther noob air brush question (2)....
Have you checked out Azon for replacement spray boothe filters, and they are easy to change. And if you only spray acrylics then you can wash out the filter with acrylic thinners, or normal washing up liquid..- Over_scaled
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- Forum: Airbrush
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AS-90 SPH
Sorry, not been very busy at the moment with the -90. But have been playing with the resin kit of this beast.. CHAVRE More later...- Over_scaled
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- Forum: Armoured Vehicles Under Constuction
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GOODBYE
"However, if you are going to move on and wont state the reason, you can't expect too much encouragement to the contrary." Sorry but I thought this was a persoanal choice and not one to be bandied about. If the guy wants to leave then that is his choice, and to say goodbye to the forum is not...- Over_scaled
- Post #28
- Forum: Chit-Chat
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Compressor leak.
Get rid of it because one day you will be halfway through and that will be the end of your day. Compressors today are at reasonable prices, do not buy Chinese knockoffs but go to a reputable store that can help you with what you need aka SMS or Airbrush.co.uk, I am sure John can point you in the...- Over_scaled
- Post #17
- Forum: Airbrush
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Stashes and insurance.
House contents should cover it, but not in a garage or shed as this would come under a different policy.- Over_scaled
- Post #14
- Forum: General Modelling chat
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Cheap Amazon Magnifying lamp, no longer working!
Ahhhh! the good old QR code. Such arrogance that these people that want you to buy their stuff or do something else arrogantly assume that everyone uses their phone as a sight reducing computer packaged to permanently damage ones eyesight... "Just QR code this and you will be in the correct...- Over_scaled
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- Forum: Product Reviews
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Making a miniature wood-frame aircraft fuselage 100mm long. Suggestions please???
No, that was back in 1978... This is the best I can do for you taken from the magazine article itself. The text has been deleted by me.- Over_scaled
- Post #18
- Forum: Tutorials and how to's
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Making a miniature wood-frame aircraft fuselage 100mm long. Suggestions please???
That looks like a good start and can be used as a guide for a better build. I was going to suggest sheet glass, but a lot of modellers do not have that to hand, but clear sheet does just as good. With the EMA rod(s) I would suggest using liquid cement as this will bind the plastic together by...- Over_scaled
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- Forum: Tutorials and how to's
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Making a miniature wood-frame aircraft fuselage 100mm long. Suggestions please???
Working with stretched plastic sprues can present numerous problems as when you stretch the sprue it will still retain the original shape, the sprue during a long stretch will often start cooling along its length resulting in thicker parts of the sprue.. I see you have a rudimentary drawing...- Over_scaled
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- Forum: Tutorials and how to's
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My first car
Back then the insurance wasn't as strict as it is today, current tax disc and MOT were the order of the day, and even they could be 'produced' but that is another day.- Over_scaled
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- Forum: Chit-Chat
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Would you find this useful?
You can obtain colour charts from various sources on the interweb aka Real Color. I understand what you are trying to put together which is basically a search engine, but boy it will be hard work keeping it up to date, even the manufacturers do not keep their charts up to date. An easier way...- Over_scaled
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- Forum: Chit-Chat
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My first car
Had a Moggy van back in the 1980's, Jaguar 'E' type rear end, Morris Marina front suspension, Ford V6 engine and gearbox, vynl sunroof, velvet buttoned interior, new instrument panel, Wolfrace wheels with Bridgstone tyres 10inch rears and 6 inch fronts. Scaffold poles from the exhaust manifolds...- Over_scaled
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- Forum: Chit-Chat
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DH88 Comet..... Airfix 1/72
I remember my late Father buying this kit, sitting patiently watching it all go together, then mounted on the clear plastic stand, and finally being put on the mantlepiece next to the pride of place clock... And I sat there in the living room gazing in wonder at this bright red model, got up and...- Over_scaled
- Post #7
- Forum: Aeroplanes Under Construction
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AS-90 SPH
Work now underway on the hull and turret. The hull has had the gun mounting fitted in place and the welding of the angles and across the roof front. And the rear box is now in place.. Also added the mesh over the intake grills..- Over_scaled
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- Forum: Armoured Vehicles Under Constuction
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AS-90 SPH
Construction has begun with the hull being glued together and following the AA instructions any sanding, cutting and filling has been carried out.. The turret has also been sanded ready for the new additions and the weld seams on the corners. I have also assembled some of the track to see...- Over_scaled
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- Forum: Armoured Vehicles Under Constuction
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AS-90 SPH
Next to come across the bench is the Hobby Craft AS-90 SPH. Also in the box is the Eduard etch set and the now out of production Accurate Armour update set and a set of workable tracks..- Over_scaled
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