discussion Time for a Fag Effect

[Guest]

Been trying to find a solution to having some of my figures having a ciggie, At work we have a very fine cotton pad, for chrome buffing, and when they have been used a bit they fray with a very fine cotton thread.

So I nabbed one and thought it may pass as cig smoke, I had to spray a fine mist of hair spray over it to rigid it up a bit, so I was looking for input from you guys as if it would pass as smoke, without looking cotton woolie, if you know what I mean.

All input welcome.

 

[PJP]

Looks good.

Does it for me!

Peter

 

[stona]

Definitely works for me,very clever.

Steve

 

[Guest]

Looks spot on to me, you will have to market them ready made in packs of 20 lol.

 

[tr1ckey66]

Looks the biz Ray, very convincing

Paul

 

[Guest]

its realy cool m8 av never seen anything like that before .......john

 

[Guest]

Bee's knee's buddy....very good indeed

 

[Guest]

Your support and praise is very much appreciated, thank you all, I did try it with normal cotton wool but the effect looked terrible, the cotton clothes we use are branded "Autofine Buffing cloth"

 

[Ian M]

That does look very good. Being an addict of the weed I see the stuff all the time. I can see a multitude of uses for that other than ciggy smoke; A smoking machinegun barrel; Exhaust from standing cars? Steam from a kettle? I think you should start selling them Ray!

Ian M

 

[Guest]

Looks amazing Ray , I think you`ve cracked it mate

Richy

 

[Guest]

Do they come in full strength????

Tony..

 

[Guest]

Once again thanks to you all, some good ideas there Ian,as you can see from the pic, this thread is fine, and the more you pull it the finer it gets. Its a bugger to work with, hold your breath when glueing it, or pooof its gone. May have to sculpt a fag packet to look like its in the figures top pocket.

 

[Gern]

Ray, that really looks the business!

Is that cloth readily available? If so, where from?

Gern

 

[Guest]

Hi Gern, we get packets of the cloth at work, and its in a clear plastic bag with "Autofine Buffing cloth". All it is fine cotton cloth, which we use for buffing chrome, maybe give Halfords a go, but make sure is cotton.

 

[Centurion3RTR]

Now thats a great idea Ray, nice one. I've got to give it a go sometime.

Have fun, John

 

[Dustbin]

Hi Ray, is this "Autofine Buffing cloth" supplied by a specific company to your work ? I tried doing a "Google" with no results.

Paul

 

[Guest]

Looking on the packet, its made by a company called Dynabrade USA.

 

[yak face]

Hi ray, only just caught up with this one. Absolute genius mate,i love it , its so lifelike. Do us a favour and post it on the unconventional materials thread in quick tips section, its just what the threads all about! Im off now to find a figure i can give a 20 a day habit to!!! cheers tony

 

[Guest]

Thanks Tony, will take some more pics and do as you suggest.