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Post by Model Citizen on May 25, 2005 8:26:22 GMT
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Post by Phantom Major on Jun 3, 2005 14:08:09 GMT
WOW someone who is organised ! i'll never reach that level so i'm not even going to try lol
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rv1963
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Post by rv1963 on Jul 28, 2005 0:02:25 GMT
Good article and i checked your gallery you have some very nice finished kits in there i really like the armored car and the green Vampirella she kinda looks like a small cute she hulk and i assume those are your kids in the picture with you, it must be nice to have them to teach your hobby. my website is up and running check it out . www.rvscififantasymodels.com/ |
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Post by sundance on Jul 31, 2005 16:00:00 GMT
WOW..! you guys are amazing..thanks for sharing.  |
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Post by scoleman on Sept 13, 2005 3:51:26 GMT
Great stuff guys,
Rv1963, I love the hair on your 7 of 9 figure, do you mind sharing your technique on that?
Thanks
Steve
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Post by drhall on Dec 12, 2005 18:53:53 GMT
I'm glad there is no requirement here to submit a photo of our work area, I've got a lot of what you call for ...SPREAD ALL OVER THE ROOM. Hey, your tip on pallets/ice cube trays hit home. The trays will definitely keep track of many small parts.
Thanks.
;D Dave Hall
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Post by merlin on Jan 19, 2007 13:05:13 GMT
my wifes finally given in and let me have the spare room to do my work . it isn't big but I'm sure it,ll be OK . the thing i cant make my mind up with is I've got a load of old wall tiles from a previous job , what do you guys think to using them to cover my work surface with , I've pondered with the idea but the unflat surface is putting me off your thoughts would be appreciated here . like this idea for cube trays , but hare another for you wooden coffee stirrers the ones that looks like ice lolly sticks make great paint stirrers and they are cheap too from amazon. also old ceramic tiles make great paint pallets too and are easy to clean , but hey you guys probably know all this . just thought i,d add a bit to get me posting lol
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Post by Model Citizen on Jan 19, 2007 16:04:06 GMT
I think tiling is a great idea. You can guarantee you'll be spilling glue/paint/solvents on them so they'll be relatively easy to clean.
get a cutting mat though, the idea of a knife slipping on porcelain gives me the jitters ;D
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Post by merlin on Jan 19, 2007 16:52:54 GMT
yeah goes through me too just thinking . the only thing that bothered me was the gaps , ok im not gonna use spacers to decrease the gap , but theres still gonna be one . i will use a mat to make a more stable surface , just seemed a waste of good tiles , and i was going to throw them on the tip . then my wife quoted the modelers adage , never throw anything you might be able to use lol . i,ll post a few pics when its done , im no norm abrahms and it isnt going to all oak lol but it'll be workable and well stocked . just picked up a nice deal today for paint acrylic tubes 12 of £1 = 50c a box as many as i want worth a look in my eyes
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Post by Phantom Major on Feb 13, 2007 11:28:31 GMT
well this is my coffee table/construction site as you can see, there aint alot fo room left for anything else:  |
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Post by rlobinske on Feb 17, 2007 10:54:06 GMT
Here's the partially contained chaos of my work table:  |
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Post by 209862025012356 on Jul 13, 2009 4:28:10 GMT
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Post by shuttle on Sept 20, 2011 3:21:07 GMT
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