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Here is something I just ordered. I had one for years and then the movers destroyed it. This lamp is great for modeling, especially painting. It has both a round fluorescent light as well as an incandescent (Or LED) bulb in the center. That works great because it gives out both the cold blue light as well as the brownish incandescent light and won't give you a tinted color you won't see later in another room!. It is on a swing arm, very heavy duty and will last a lifetime. (Unless movers are involved)! They retail for over a hundred dollars, but here you can but them for under $90 and free shipping.
http://www.engineersupply.com/alvin-combination-drafting-lamp.aspx
Bob
Here is something I just ordered. I had one for years and then the movers destroyed it. This lamp is great for modeling, especially painting. It has both a round fluorescent light as well as an incandescent (Or LED) bulb in the center. That works great because it gives out both the cold blue light as well as the brownish incandescent light and won't give you a tinted color you won't see later in another room!. It is on a swing arm, very heavy duty and will last a lifetime. (Unless movers are involved)! They retail for over a hundred dollars, but here you can but them for under $90 and free shipping.
http://www.engineersupply.com/alvin-combination-drafting-lamp.aspx
Bob
I love mine. except that it is the type with the daylight fluorescent type.
Mine was salvaged from two dumpster finds where I use to work Extremely inexpensive, for you guys that don't like to spend money hmy:
quote="bob letterman" post=274930]That Revell Spad. I'll tell you how old that kit is! I built it in 1958 when I was 17. I loved all of those kits from Revell. The Spad, The
Sopwith Camel and the DR-1 Fokker Triplane, all in 1/28th scale. I have built all of them several times over the years. Some kits are just over the top nostalgic for me and those are included!
Good Choices!
Hey James,
I've heard of those micro brushes but have never seen or used them. They look like cotton swabs in the photograph? Do they work well? I guess they're used for small details?
Bob
Hey James,
I've heard of those micro brushes but have never seen or used them. They look like cotton swabs in the photograph? Do they work well? I guess they're used for small details?
Bob
Hi Bob. They are kind of like a micro fiber rather than cotton swab. I have used them for applying glue or paint and have seen them used for precision application of pigments. The neat thing is they can be bent. There is one youtube video on applying pencil lead but its a horrible video and I wont inflict it on you. I first got these from the hobby shop many years ago. If I remember correctly you got a package of 10 for $3 or $4. When I found these on Amazon at 100 for $4.50 I thought it was a steal. For paint they are great for knobs or tiny parts like in a cockpit.
James
Just some Tigers left and my kit buying is done for a good long while.
Aztec 48th scale Mustang decals... What do you have planned?
Regards,
WOW WOW WOW you going to do that plane as weathered as the picture - Please say yes :skipper