FluffyK

I recently bought the California Air Tools 5.5 gal (aluminum tank) compressor, for well under $200. It's very quiet and extremely well rated.

You may be able to refuse the bequest. As far as I know, there is no law compelling you, or any other heirs, to accept the house or any other assets. You may want to consult a lawyer in Colorado (where I assume your mother died) to see if you can get out of a bad situation.

The Silhouette cutters with special blades might be able to handle that, depending on plastic thickness. This could be a cheaper alternative for you, if you can hook up with an owner and pay for the blade.

Let's hope he doesn't try the old "I didn't get what I paid for" or "the item was damaged!" routine. Cover yourself, this guy has form as a finagler.

Someone here seems to have a question for you based off one of your videos. Have you seen it? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJ33gqNbtt8

It was in the link, but for people who didn't choose to look at it: " 22/09/2010 17:34:47 582 forum posts 10 photos Hi Guys Just to clear up the confusion over the use of X-22 and when to use it I sent and e.mail to Tamiya And this is what they replied X-22 Clear Gloss is to be used as an additive to make a matt paint glossy. Use TS-13 Gloss Clear as an overcoat if you desire that kind of application. Flat, semi-gloss, and pearl clear sprays ar

Just one thing - X-22 is not designed to be used as clear coat on its own. Here's a link to a forum that contains an emailed answer from Tamiya re: proper use of X-22. http://www.militarymodelling.com/forums/postings.asp?th=42979

Your psi sounds a tad high. At 20-25 psi the primer could be drying before it hits the plastic. Try dialing it down to 15 or so and see what happens.

I think he ran out of question marks.

I had to get in touch with him, and he did his magic. I can get in now.

Hey D Bellis, You might have a point to make, but it's getting lost in your aggressive tone and your rudeness. People disagreeing with you doesn't excuse it. Dial it back, please.

All looks good to me, both text and images. Beautiful models.

Fireball no longer does them, and the man who ran Red Pegasus died earlier this year.

Very impressive!

Just to be safe I wait till the next day to use the paint.