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Colorado Midland Modeler reacted to Marlin39's post in the thread Sponge? What kind of sponge? with
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You can probably find this assortment at Michaels or Hobby Lobby. I use different sponges for different effects. Coarse sponges are... -
Colorado Midland Modeler reacted to migalyto's post in the thread Sponge? What kind of sponge? with Like.
A lot of the weathering guys use make-up wedges. Their cheap, and versatile for paint application...
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Colorado Midland Modeler reacted to shortwrench's post in the thread Sponge? What kind of sponge? with Like.
I use foam rubber. The same grey foam used in disposable foam paint brushes. Usually from packing material used to protect products in...
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Colorado Midland Modeler reacted to John from Indiana's post in the thread Sponge? What kind of sponge? with Like.
I've been watching a lot of videos about painting structures. It seems like sponges are they way to go. The "respected" modelers always...
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Colorado Midland Modeler reacted to djstrains's post in the thread What can I do with a $10 kit? with Like.
See what you can do:
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Colorado Midland Modeler reacted to John from Indiana's post in the thread Does anyone use a 1/2" sheet of glass for a work bench? with Like.
Took a while; but picked up the glass yesterday. The bevel was not what I had planned so they polished the 3/8 Inch thick of glass and...
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Colorado Midland Modeler reacted to Kusojiji's post in the thread What trains did you run today? with Like.
Running my newly acquired Japan Government Railway C11 190 and the Showa Era Imperial train. The Showa Emperor was Hirohito who reigned...
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Colorado Midland Modeler reacted to Kusojiji's post in the thread What trains did you run today? with Like.
Man, you are big time! in both senses of the phrase. Very impressive!
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Colorado Midland Modeler reacted to Bruette's post in the thread Mail Call! Railway Post Office, commonly abbreviated as RPO has rolled in! with Like.
I haven't bought anything in months, weeks at least. I enjoyed the cat photos.
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Colorado Midland Modeler reacted to Kusojiji's post in the thread Mail Call! Railway Post Office, commonly abbreviated as RPO has rolled in! with Like.
KATO ED16 arrived today. Had it on pre-order since May. More boxcabs! woo hoo!
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Colorado Midland Modeler reacted to rgeiter's post in the thread Mail Call! Railway Post Office, commonly abbreviated as RPO has rolled in! with
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Here is a photo my wife took this morning of my two rescues. They’re a bonded pair. The little one is about 4 months old now and is just... -
Colorado Midland Modeler reacted to Kusojiji's post in the thread Mail Call! Railway Post Office, commonly abbreviated as RPO has rolled in! with Like.
Z scale has come a long way. I ordered the interior detail kit. This company makes vinyl stickers to apply to the walls, seats, etc...
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Colorado Midland Modeler reacted to westtexjohn's post in the thread Mail Call! Railway Post Office, commonly abbreviated as RPO has rolled in! with Like.
I saw this on Pinterest earlier today : Rokuhan Z Scale Jnr Imperial Train 6-car Set C57 Steam Locomotive W/ Royal Cars
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Colorado Midland Modeler reacted to Kusojiji's post in the thread Mail Call! Railway Post Office, commonly abbreviated as RPO has rolled in! with Like.
My SHOWA era imperial train arrived today. It's going to be a challenge to get all them tiny bits installed.
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Oct 3, 1961 "The Dick Van Dyke Show created by Carl Reiner and starring Dick Van Dyke and Mary Tyler More, premieres on CBS-TV.
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