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I have an idea to make a paint box, but I'd like some thoughts from others. I was just thinking of a like 3'x3' (or just something around that, something small enough to stick in a closet/garage corner/whatever) wood box with some sort of spinning board or something at the bottom with wires (or whatever) coming out to hold up model bodies. Has anyone done something like this? Or is there anything premade that's not outrageously expensive?
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Jumpingmanjim posted:Most spray booths seem to have some kind of ventilation system too. That's easy enough in theory - fan with a motor not in the air path (my dad used to do HVAC stuff and you can get small ones pretty cheap) and some sort of filter to pull it through I guess? You don't want to just suck in air because of dust, I know that much.
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Mcqueen posted:Just started a Ferrari 348tb from Hasegawa, my first model in at least 5 years. Having come from nothing but Tamiya kits this poo poo is horrible. Visible mold lines on the roof, bumpers, c-pillars, hood. Mold lines aren't too bad to clean up, just some gentle sanding work. It gets a lot more frustrating if there are parts that don't line up properly (that's a huge loving pain to fix).
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Unkempt posted:
Yea some people get pretty crazy over their models. If that's what you enjoy go for it, I'll pass on building a seat for three weeks myself though.
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Dec 5, 2010 12:37
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Powdered Toast Man posted:I believe this is relevant to our interests, gentlemen: The pictures and story are pretty funny, but the comments on that are fantastic. Also, did anyone else want to see what the finished model looks like? Personally I think it would have been pretty awesome. subx fucked around with this message at 20:56 on Dec 6, 2010 |
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