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    Tim A. replied to the thread G scale locomotive..
    I decided it was safe to glue the boiler backhead on to the cab floor. Then I added the raised floor panels on either side. The engineer...
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    Tim A. replied to the thread G scale locomotive..
    I spend a lot of time on this project contemplating how adding details will effect the functionality of the model. The detailing will be...
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    Tim A. replied to the thread G scale locomotive..
    Making the boiler backhead. The cab interior will be fun.
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    Tim A. reacted to Heavens Eagle's post in the thread G scale locomotive. with Haha Haha.
    I think it depends on which side of the big pond you live on Tim.
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    Tim A. replied to the thread G scale locomotive..
    Thanks Rhino!
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    Tim A. reacted to Rhino's post in the thread G scale locomotive. with Like Like.
    :lol: If you guys need quality silicone molds made, let me know. Winter Construction lay-off has come so find my little company at your...
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    Tim A. replied to the thread G scale locomotive..
    Did I spell it wrong and turn this into something potentially deadly? Is it molds or moulds??
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    Tim A. replied to the thread G scale locomotive..
    The tutorial video for the silicone molds show milliput being used but it requires a release agent for the mold.
  • Tim A.
    Tim A. replied to the thread G scale locomotive..
    I was wondering why the name 'green stuff'
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    Tim A. reacted to Heavens Eagle's post in the thread G scale locomotive. with Like Like.
    If I remember correctly, Green Stuff is a 2 part epoxy putty that Games Workshop sells and people use on their gaming models. I never...
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    Tim A. reacted to Sharkmouth's post in the thread G scale locomotive. with Like Like.
    Now I need to find it as it is great for scratch-building. However, I started using squash casting when I needed to add missing rivets...
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    Tim A. reacted to Sharkmouth's post in the thread G scale locomotive. with Like Like.
    I also have several punches including the ultra-rare The Small Shop Nutter. It uses a lead foil roll and the reason it don't use it...
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    Tim A. replied to the thread G scale locomotive..
    Thanks Rhino!
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    Tim A. reacted to Rhino's post in the thread G scale locomotive. with Like Like.
    Outstanding! :good:
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    Tim A. replied to the thread G scale locomotive..
    Green Stuff World is the manufacturer. They're in Spain and as far as I know there isn't a US distributor, but they were all over...
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