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Did you just start this hobby last week….or, how do you avoid the acquiring packrat syndrome??

I bought a bunch of large (3/8”) plastic straws at the Dollar store. I cut them in half at an angle and just aim the spray into the uncut end. The paint drips into my Paasche paint jar and most of the propellant escapes upwards from the cut end to be sucked out by the exhaust fan in my booth. I have to hold the straw with pliers since it gets very cold and just toss it when finished…zero cleanup required.? If I only need a little bit of paint, I’ll spray it into a plastic shot glass and use a pipette to transfer it to the airbrush cup.

Wife should not be confused with wifi…wifi doesn’t care what you look at.

I just cleaned up my bench this morning. Similar system….most used tools closest

Nice idea. It works for the Tamiya cans anyways.?

It is my goal to build all the models I have in my lifetime.

Nice start. Neat wheels.?

Great collection! All nicely hand painted too.?

Not quite as clear, but here’s a couple more.

Now that’s a little different…and I like it!??

It would be tricky, but you could possibly paint it on. Scale a picture up to use as a template for masking?

Shop supplies are something that should at all times be kept on hand.

Congrats on all the awards!? As for that Rod-Riguez build….all I can say is WOW !!!!?

Nice! Those were good looking trucks.?

Absolutely fabulous work!? Truly inspiring.?

Cool project!?

Looking great!?

I like the plan!?

I found this site while researching. https://www.newcadillacdatabase.org/static/CDB/Dbas_txt/Drm59.htm

It is really looking great David!?

Finest in the land!?

The ones I have are not waterslide decals. They are a self adhesive “peel and stick” type. I will decide when I get to that point whether to try them or use BMF.

She certainly did a nice job on that Caddy!? Those look like they have a texture to them, but mine are smooth.

Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice…I must be gullible.

Thanks, I kinda figured as much.?