1593 Modelworks Posted Tuesday at 02:44 AM Posted Tuesday at 02:44 AM Where is a good place to get an fittings in 1/25 scale?
sidcharles Posted Tuesday at 08:47 AM Posted Tuesday at 08:47 AM https://detailmaster.com/collections/fittings https://www.protechmodelparts.com/ or the bead section of any big box hobby store 2
bobss396 Posted Tuesday at 09:43 AM Posted Tuesday at 09:43 AM Jayes Model Car Garage has some excellent 3D printed ones, fittings on both ends. Very easy to use 2
mcs1056 Posted Tuesday at 11:47 AM Posted Tuesday at 11:47 AM (edited) Paint a tube with a red Sharpie. Paint a bead with a blue Sharpie. Using the metallic Sharpies is even better, but not necessary. Slide a tube over your "hose," followed by a bead, gluing both. You now have an AN hose end, and can make a hundred more. I got these through Amazon, but they are available at Michael's and Hobby Lobby. Edited Tuesday at 07:12 PM by mcs1056 Changed one "blue Sharpie" to "red Sharpie." 2
SpeedAndViolence Posted 57 minutes ago Posted 57 minutes ago On 9/23/2025 at 6:47 AM, mcs1056 said: Paint a tube with a red Sharpie. Paint a bead with a blue Sharpie. Using the metallic Sharpies is even better, but not necessary. Slide a tube over your "hose," followed by a bead, gluing both. You now have an AN hose end, and can make a hundred more. I got these through Amazon, but they are available at Michael's and Hobby Lobby. Not to detract from your post, because I'm all about the 'it's the cheap way- but looks the part' route, but just out of curiosity, how many of you if you were judging a contest, would base their vote on whether the fittings are actually 'faceted'.. or not? Show of hands?
Bainford Posted 19 minutes ago Posted 19 minutes ago 30 minutes ago, SpeedAndViolence said: Not to detract from your post, because I'm all about the 'it's the cheap way- but looks the part' route, but just out of curiosity, how many of you if you were judging a contest, would base their vote on whether the fittings are actually 'faceted'.. or not? Show of hands? ✋ Especially in a contest scenario. I am quite happy for people to employ the 'cheap & cheerful' methods, and won't knock their work unless asked for a critique, but for me personally, for my own work, this stuff matters.
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