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Latest Acquisitions (2020)

SimonT said:
Jakko - thanks for the tip on the translator app. I have a book on T34's in Israel, written by a Russian living in Israel. Purchased the last copy direct from the author - he only had a Russian version left so this will be a big help



my purchasing borders on the insane so I only tend to post the odd one every now and again

Had an UM moment this week and these arrived yesterday
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Nothing wrong with a UM moment strangely nearly bought the marder 3 myself the other day lots to go at at in panzer gray plus what a great looking machine Dave.
 
Nice assortment of rolling stock.........even a couple of prehistoric stack packs!! Should add some interest! I'll look forward to seeing these go together in the future. Rick H. :thumb2:
 
Looks good Lee. They will come to life when you work your magic on them.
 
John Race said:
Nothing as exciting delivered to Race Towers as the above, but found some sable brushes in a set which should suit figure painting.

Think I have used this manufacture before, made in Germany. Not cheap by any means.

Some nice small handles and the brush heads look good.
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I have some Da Vinci Maestro Kolinsky Sable Series 10 Rounds i use for figure painting and they are superb, hold their shape excellently, prefer them to my W&N brushes.
 
Steve Brodie said:
I have some Da Vinci Maestro Kolinsky Sable Series 10 Rounds i use for figure painting and they are superb, hold their shape excellently, prefer them to my W&N brushes.
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Thanks Steve, comparing them today to the W&N I agree, love the shortness of the handle and the anti roll. They feel just right to hold.
 
Thanks John & team for the speedy delivery!

Just a few colours for upcoming builds, plus a first stab at pigments.

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I come from a land Downunder ...



Modellers crow then make blunders
Airbrush clogged while spraying umber
I'd better start, better start all over

(Apologies to Colin Hay)
 
Some time ago I bought one of the Chinese clones of Optivisor, but couldn't get on with it. Yesterday I picked this up from Axminster Tools:
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I can wear it over my normal bifocals, although I wouldn't want to for long periods. It comes with a headband as an option instead of the side arms, and the 5 lenses come in a robust case with a cleaning cloth included. It's much nicer to use than the Optivisor style, and the light is really useful. Cost a bit under £20.

Pete
 
stillp said:
Some time ago I bought one of the Chinese clones of Optivisor, but couldn't get on with it. Yesterday I picked this up from Axminster Tools:

I can wear it over my normal bifocals, although I wouldn't want to for long periods. It comes with a headband as an option instead of the side arms, and the 5 lenses come in a robust case with a cleaning cloth included. It's much nicer to use than the Optivisor style, and the light is really useful. Cost a bit under £20.

Pete
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Pete

Let me know how you get on with it. I've got a Chinese clone and although it's ok, I'm on the looking for something better for when it needs replacing.

ATB

Andrew
 
stillp said:
Some time ago I bought one of the Chinese clones of Optivisor, but couldn't get on with it. Yesterday I picked this up from Axminster Tools:

I can wear it over my normal bifocals, although I wouldn't want to for long periods. It comes with a headband as an option instead of the side arms, and the 5 lenses come in a robust case with a cleaning cloth included. It's much nicer to use than the Optivisor style, and the light is really useful. Cost a bit under £20.

Pete
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Love mine Pete.
 
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