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Guy selling off few models, cars, planes, heli's etc, see linky
Ah ok, sorry, did not know about the 100 post thing. Bit weird as I've not been a member on there for long and did not think that I had more than 100 posts, but hey ho.... Cheers -
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Guy selling off few models, cars, planes, heli's etc, see linky
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Guy selling off few models, cars, planes, heli's etc, see linky
There's a Guy selling off a fair few models, some nice cars, planes, heli's etc, see linky to other model forum (hope this is allowed, if not soz and please delete)! BritModellor selling kits @kacitgirl thought you might be interested in a few of the cars? -
Zero Days since last model purchased : I lasted 69 days
69 days....69 days! I'm lucky if I go 6.9 days without buying summit!!! :LOL::ROFLMAO::LOL: Currently waiting for yet another order to be delivered from John (SMS)..... -
First model in 35 years
What other models do you have? and what do you like building, eg: WW2, civilian, vehicles, planes, etc?- pjgtech
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- Forum: Critique Corner.
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First model in 35 years
Plus putting a gloss coat on after painting, helps to seal the paint before any weathering, eg: washes, panel lines, etc are applied, as often these are enamel, whereas usually paint is acrylic, so need to be aware of that too, chemical reactions, etc! Lol, lots to remember....- pjgtech
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- Forum: Critique Corner.
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First model in 35 years
If you put decals straight on the paint, without a gloss coat, they can "silver" or not adhere as well, so putting a gloss coat where the decals go helps with that. If you don't seal the decals afterwards they can come off via rubbing, etc. So then a final varnish coat, usually matt, helps to...- pjgtech
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- Forum: Critique Corner.
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First model in 35 years
Initially the photos were via a link to photobucket or some such, but they now appear in the message so its all good mate....- pjgtech
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- Forum: Critique Corner.
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First model in 35 years
Cool, I'd be well happy with that, mate especially if its your first model for many, many years! NB: You can add photos directly to the site here, makes it easier for others to see the photos. Just use the attach files option at the bottom of the message area. Looks a tiny bit shiny in the...- pjgtech
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- Forum: Critique Corner.
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Scary Moments
Bloody Ell, she must be a keeper! I tend to do most of the cleaning in our house! But my Wife does other stuff TBH, we sort of split the chores.... My Wife knows not to touch anything in my spaces, eg: study, garage, garden shed, etc, but I also know not to touch her stuff, so it all works... -
Dspiae mini cordless (USB) Grinder
Did a bit more research, and I now see that you can get chuck adaptors, which means you can then use any size bit/attachment with the grinder, so can use it for sanding, polishing, etc. Eg: 3mm shaft chuck adaptors... Some on Ali X, but very cheap so doubt quality would be very good IMHO. Tyrrel...- pjgtech
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- Forum: Product Reviews
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Dspiae mini cordless (USB) Grinder
And one last update, did not say on the box, but a quick Google shows that the three speeds for the Dspiae grinder are: 5000, 10,000 and 18,000rpm With a 300mAh battery and a 10w motor. Cheers- pjgtech
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- Forum: Product Reviews
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Dspiae mini cordless (USB) Grinder
Quick update on this, I just checked using some of my Dremel clone bits, that the collet on this Dspiae mini grinder will NOT fit most Dremel type attachments, as it looks like it's exactly 3mm, and most Dremel type bits are just over 3mm, eg: 3.1 or 3.2mm so they will not fit. However, there...- pjgtech
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- Forum: Product Reviews
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Dspiae Orbit mini Drill/ Screwdriver (cordless USB)
Quick update on this, I just checked using some of my Dremel clone bits, that the collet on this Orbit drill will fit most Dremel type attachments, as it looks like it over 3mm, (possibly 3.1 or 3.2mm). However, as its quite low speed, (box says 240rpm without load) its probably not gonna be...- pjgtech
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- Forum: Product Reviews
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You can't park there mate!
That looks like a very nice kit mate, watching along....- pjgtech
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- Forum: Remembering Ron. A memorial GB. April 2026.
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Dspiae mini cordless (USB) Grinder
Hmm, I have a Dremel clone (think I got it from Lidl or Aldi), maybe a Parkside model? and have lots of bits for it, I'll see if they fit....- pjgtech
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- Forum: Product Reviews
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A tale of three Tiggers.....
When I first got back into scale modelling one of the first taster/tester kits that I built was an Airfix starter set of a German Tiger tank, in braille scale (1:72). Then a while later I bought a set of very small (1:144 scale) tanks from Temu, (or was it Ali Express?) which included a little...- pjgtech
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- Forum: Completed Armoured Vehicles
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AFV Club Tiger I - 1:48 - Completed.
Really enjoyed this one TBH, nice kit, no real issues apart from my own two stupid mistakes, putting exhaust baffles on upside down, and also putting the Mantlet on the wrong way round [Doh!], but both were easily rectified. Here are the final pics, and a link to a short YT video of the...- pjgtech
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- Forum: Completed Armoured Vehicles
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AFV Club, Tiger I, Panzerkampfwagen VI, 1:48
Calling this one as now done. ;) (y) Few final pics then I will put up a Completed thread.... Came out quite nice, I really tried not to overdo the weathering this time, still not great, but every model I'm getting a little bit better. Slowly learning that less is more, etc.... :) Last...- pjgtech
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- Forum: Armoured Vehicles Under Constuction
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