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you might find less scratches if you alternate from side to side, with up and down each time you change pad. if you do all the sanding in one direction all each pad does is polish the scratches with the clear, when you alternate the pads they reduce the scratches because you are going across the scratches. Also if you feel any shuddering from the pad you will have some tiny specs of dust somewhere. A little dish soap helps to

did you do all the sanding in one direction? I alternate direction with each pad and only get scratches if i pick up dirt on the pads

house of kolor paints are pretty bright, just use them over the brightest silver mettalic you can find, or you could try tamiya clear yellow over some of their silvers and golds. House of kolor paints can be loads of different shade depending on the base colours

There must be air getting into the glue. i tend to keep one cap intact for swapping onto the glue thats in use and just swap it to the next each time, saving the opened caps for when in use

well its ordered, i went for the water washable resin in place of the normal stuff. The price difference between the 2 was only about a fiver so if it means not needing the wash in alcohol the cost is really about the same when the alcohol cost is taken into consideration

agent can be used as general name for powdered baking goods

is this a good setup? hoping to place an order in the morning https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/334556138542?hash=item4de5198c2e:g:FZcAAOSwxhNjGunF&amdata=enc%3AAQAHAAAAsFwPwPstfi5j1JGZx7DZnfXkL81jwP2Hlr7h%2BXqc5Y05RwJTlRfuquM7XLRxmL9mkZRh9yvpwZ%2BzwqviMo2KRCN1sw3R6ZWqhZwMLt0kZbUAMK6uLeCpzwtwLDT2fcOLPRApQWTGgOo%2F2tV%2F7Vw%2FvCPmNJuisBQprVuAJKASd1YUecK2eLfV4DqPGEFb8fVXNQomMD48Pgd6B4d85ROKrhcbFaaNdlN5lxHIXqXPPbB8|tkp%3ABk9SR5aiuKvxYA

Are there any brands of printer to avoid? i've found a guy local that imports and sells printers so will be calling him soon. I'm hoping he sells something that will work for me as buying local will give me a bit of support setting up and getting going

I have that grille but mine only has the horizontal pe part,

cool car, i dont think i've ever seen one before

is that a photoshop? theres some parts of the second pic that dont match the first pic

game of thrones is a tell all about manufacturing porcelain seating isn't it?

hydraulics have been in use since before the romans conquered europe

that looks like a batmobile and a falcon had a baby

yes thats the kit that goes in that box.

that has to be hk$ or include the real car

I've been looking around cults and i've noticed a few differences in how the models are displayed. i picked these 4 as they seem to be the most common among the ones i've looked at. is there a way to tell which are printable? i saved a guide to scaling which i think will help for resizing but another question is which of these files could i chop parts from and only print those parts in clear resin, for example side mirrors or the lights. i was thinking to print the lights and smaller parts seperately, as well as with the body and do more normal modelling to swap the lights to get a better looking model. anyway these are the styles i'm seeing most and some look better than others. can these even be editted? i dont mind learning new stuff when i know what the end goal is and even enjoy it then https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/cadillac-lasalle-series-50-sedan-1935-v2 https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/dodge-panel-van-1935 https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/volkswagen-corrado-g60-1988-printable-car-body https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/various/audi-rs5-lb-2014

I've been watching random tv shows at work. Tonight i was watching an airportshow and the narator had a strong accent. anyway I'm not ashamed to admit i spent far too long laughing at airport sniffer ducks

raw meat isn't the cure all for injuries that movies would have us believe, in many cases it makes injuries become infected

wait, issn't there an irony in asking tamiya to put an electric motor in a new kit when it took them so long for them to stop adding them? lol

that may be the case in america but in the rest of the world we have the audi rs series, bmw m series, mercedes amg, sneaky japanese sedans that hide skylines and evos under the skin and they all have 4 doors, but they also have racecars of them so we get to them rubbing handles on the track or flying sideays in rallying. even the suv kits that are somewhat popular aren't close to the sales of those and i expect any skyline or evo kit outsells all the suv kits combined

Ford already sell 3d print files of most of the range, they have done for a fair number of years now. when 3d printing was still a distance from being done at home they had files out for the full pick up range. i saw one of the prints from that time and it was like a late 90s computer game version of the truck and nothing like what we can do at home now but thats the market for models of e cars. those owners are less likely to buy a traditional model kit when they can print something at home. what I'm trying to say is we wouldn't be likelly to buy a kit, but neither are the owners. these owners like to think of themselves as a bit ahead of the rest of us so a plastic kit they have to put effort into just isn't for them, a 3d print is right up their street, as simple or as complicated as they want to make it. I'm not putting down the owners, they just dont do things the way we do or would expect

pinto might be kinda appropriate with how fast e cars seem to be going up in smoke, i think even chong would struggle to keep up

please yourself doesn't mean what you think when arguing with a woman

plentiful was the bounty from the wrecked container ship