David G.

Hi, Being new here myself, I'm afraid that I'm not familiar with that term either. But I can say welcome aboard and enjoy your stay. I've been a member of this community only for a short time, but I've picked up lots of helpful information ant tips. Also, be sure to check out the gallery to see some awsome builds. David

I store mine upside down, kind of packed in among other things in a drawer resting on its lid. This causes the lighter oily stuff to rise to the top (bottom) of the tube where it's out of the way. I do this with the Green Squadron Putty as well.

Except if it's during a full moon that happens to fall on the second Thursday of the month. In that case it's every 17 minutes for the 1st hour then 12 starting on the 3rd and every alternate consecutive hour until the moon passes completely through the house of Capricorn. Thanks

The funny and infuriating bit is how she sort of slinks away from the scene as if nothing happened. Sort of one of those "Dee duh daa dee dee dum" moments.

Thank you all for the warm welcomes. I've checked out the member's gallery and I'm very impressed by the quality and imagination of much of the work I've seen there. That's another one of the reasons I decided to register with this community. Of course, I also hope to better learn how do do such wonderful and detailed builds. For those who expressed an interest in seeing some of my work, earlier today I added a bit about my latest project to the member gallery. There's also some pics of things I've built over the years on my website. http://www.daveag.com/ Thanks Again, David

Hello Everybody, My name is David and I live in Phoenix. I've been into building models off and on over the years. I've built many different kinds including an N scale model railroad that I work on when the spirit moves me. But obviously, I'm currently into cars. The number of useful tips I've gained from both this forum and the associated magazine prompted me to finally register and begin participating in the community. I look foreward to sharing this wonderful hobby with all of you. Thanks, David

I have a Braun Oral B battery-powered toothbrush that I sand with. It's easy to pull the bristles out of the used replacement heads and use some RTV silicon to glue little hand-cut discs of sandpaper to them. The RTV dries adequately in about five minutes, and I can set up several grits ahead of time. That way, I just swap the heads when I'm ready to go from using 400 grit to 600, etc.