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  1. Whether or not the company got sued if something went wrong, it would cause considerable damage to their reputation if things went south. If I were a model company, I'd be very leery of any endeavor like this. Also, let's face it - whatever the model company produces, someone's going to complain about how inaccurate the kit is, regardless of how much input modelers have.

    I think you're better off if people don't expect anything back - but if that is the case, most modeler's aren't going to put money in. I also think you're underestimating how much capital it would take to create a kit.

    One thing no one has mentioned, is applying this concept to a small maker, perhaps an aftermarket company.

    Just my 2 cents.

    Stacey

  2. Just some FYI for our non Canadian pro football friends.

    Thanks for the input, Les. I have set a reminder for next June to start looking out for it. I have no doubt it is possible to enjoy both games, recognizing that they are different - not better, not worse, just different.

    Stacey

  3. To get back (somewhat) to the CFL, does anyone know what channels here in the US cover the CFL? I've never seen a game and I thought it might be fun to watch. (Yes, I know the season's over for now. :-) )

  4. I'm lucky in that I have two local stores that carry Mr. Color paint. The best online source in the US is probably Sprue Brothers, although there are probably others. One of my local sources is Robot4less, a gundam model store. There are several Asian sources too.

    It is also my understanding that GSI (the maker of the Mr. Color line) only imports to the US sporadically, so you may find that the US sources are out of a given color at times.

  5. I lost about 55 lbs starting about four years ago. It took me about a year and a half. The good news is, I've kept it off for about two and a half years. The bad news is, I still have about 55 lbs to lose. So you could say (optimistically) I've maintained or (pessimistically) I've plateaued for this long. This "group build" sounds like a plan.

    Stacey

  6. Here are photos from November of 2012. I think I posted these in a previous thread here, and also on a thread on aeroscale. At the time, I had 611, mostly 1/48 props. It has grown, although I'm not sure by how much. I think I'm still below 700. I had to take it out of the closets to get the photos.

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    Stacey

  7. You might try boraxo or lava soap, or the liquid hand cleaner that mechanics use.

    Did this come from brush painting or airbrushing? I always put a nitrile glove on my left hand (I'm right handed) when airbrushing, since that's the hand that holds whatever I'm painting. I get the gloves at Costco.

  8. I would recommend practicing on a non-porous surface, rather than paper or cardboard. Porous surfaces will absorb paint that would bounce off a non-porous surface. I use an old water or soda bottle. If you want sheets of plastic, pick up a couple of signs at the hardware/DIY store.

    Stacey

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