DangerAtom

Hey guys. I just finished uploading 15 more kits to my E-bay site. Someone's already bought 2 of them, so we're now at 13 kits. They're all top quality kits. Some package deals. Jets and props. More to come through the week. http://myworld.ebay.com/dangeratom It's worth a look. Thanks. Kevin Wheeler

The Aeromaster paints were toned back for "scale effect" in 1/48 scale. They were not true, full strength FS colors which is what the Model Master and Polly Scale colors are.

Hey ya'll. I've put three 1/32 scale kits up for auction. 1. Academy F/A-18C with an extra decal sheet. 2. Academy F-16CJ with lots of extras #1- Super Scale 32-223 F-16C-50 CJ Falcons. 52nd FW Cdr., 26th FS/ 52nd FW #2-Super Scale 32-213 F-16A Falcon 184th FS/ 188th FW #3-Fox One 32-008 “Vipers on Guard†F-16C,D’s From the Midwest (Tulsa, OK and OH) #4-Hobbydecal ST 32025V1 F-16 Stencils 3 Ver.1 (Dry rub decals that look awesome) Also included are 2 detail sets #1-Black Box Combat Series CS 32025 F-16 Viper cockpit set for the Academy kit. #2 Eduard “Big Ed†set 3229 which

Well, it's time to unload a bunch of kits. Due to an injury, I'll be off work for a while and I'm just trying to keep my house. The kits on the block range from 1/72 scale to 1/32 scale and are from WW II era to modern day aircraft. I prefer to ship via USPS Priority Mail, just because it's convenient and the boxes are free. If I have to buy boxes to ship in, that cost will be added on top of the postage cost. I have no problem combining shipping, as long as the kits fit inside the same box. If I do have to purchase a different box for shipping, I will use a cheaper method than Priority to s

Sorry, no trades either. I'm getting out of this area of the hobby and have no interest in acquiring anything other than money.

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Hey Justin, I have the Ju 188 and it's definitely for sale. I'll dig it out tomorrow when I go over to my other house to sort things out. I'll have a price on it then. Kevin

Sorry Migky.

Hey ya'll, I'm selling off my 1/32 scale Academy F/A-18C and 1/32 F-16CJ kits at pretty decent prices. First up is the F-16 CJ kit. The kit is untouched. All the inner bags are sealed. The kit also includes the Black Box Combat Series cockpit set (CS32025), the Eduard Big Ed detail set (BIG 3229) and four aftermarket decal sets (Super Scale 32-213, Super Scale 32-223,Fox One 32-008, and Hobby Decal Sheet ST32025 V1) I am asking $125 US plus shipping (more than likely via UPS). The F/A-18C kit is in the same condition, untouched and all inner bag are sealed. It also includes a nice aftermarke

I buy my hypo needles from Atwoods. Sort of a farmers/ ranch supply place. They sell hypos for vaccinating horses and cattle. You can also find them at places like Southern Agriculture.

Here's a couple I took at The Tulsa Show this past weekend. "Braving The Storm" by Anders Heintz "Lucky Jack" by Jason Green

Well, since I don't live in Norway, I have no idea what you have. It could be any number of things. All I can say is try it out on a paint hulk model and see what you get. I can only speak for what I have here in the States, and have used. Grab the bull by the horns and give it a try. That's how I found out about using Future for thinner. When Aeromaster announced that they wouldn't be making paints anymore, I was looking for a way to extend my stock of Aeromaster Acrylics. I thought thinning with Future might have some benefits, but I had no idea that it would have worked so well for me. I've

Sure, if you use it as you would normal thinners it won't change the sheen of the paint. You really don't see a change until you get into the three parts paint to one part Future ratio and greater. But if you use it as a normal thinner you shouldn't be getting into that range. Unless your paint is way too thick to begin with.

You can thin it out with some Future. You don't need to add so much to where it changes the sheen of the paint (like I've written about many times before). Future is a great thinner for acrylics from Model Master and Polly-Scale. Thin it just like any other paint, til it's like skim milk. And the Future also helps big time with the adhesion problem Model Master Acryl has.

Well, people have been using Silly Putty for decades, and no one is complaning.