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That's why we carry these two kits in the SSM store.... for greeblies: http://www.starshipmodeler.biz/shop/index.cfm/product/1689_175/power-plant-construction-set.cfm http://www.starshipmodeler.biz/shop/index.cfm/product/1690/chemical-plant-construction-set.cfm There are pics of the sprues on the pa...

Google can search for you. Here's the syntax:

alien site:starshipmodeler.com

Hope that helps,

Linda

Try this:

http://www.starshipmodeler.net/talk/vie ... hp?t=26235

There's even a video.

Makes sense to me. Anything that is thin enough should be able to cut through.

How about running the fan in the spray booth for 5 - 10 minutes before painting to suck out the stuff in the near air before spraying? Then after spraying, cover the front of the spray booth so nothing else gets in while it's drying.

I need help with my math too.

Gremlins.

Please PM me with your home address and I will ship your replacements, if you could be so kind, I would greatly appreciate returning the boards to me so I may determine the failure of the boards myself and devise a way to improve them. I will PM my home address back to you. Regards, John Cook Madma...

:evil: Received the Big Starship Lighting Kit. Circuit boards were wrapped in ALUMINUM FOIL! WTF? I've worked electronics for the USAF for 25 years and you NEVER do that. Both Deluxe 8 flasher boards were fried and would not even light the on-board LED. Thanks for selling me a Piece Of Sh!t! $165 d...

I would discuss it with the vendor and see what they have to say. Surely this isn't the first time they've had the problem. When we receive shipments from Japan, if there are any paints in the shipment (and for us, that's just the weathering supplies), the shipment gets tagged as having hazardous ma...

Baptism?

Don't PM him!!! He blabbed all my secrets on resinilluminati that he swore in a PM on here(SSM)that he wouldn't (Lying traitor bastard)! :x :evil: :evil: Then he tells everyone that he"politely declined my offer" for casting help this last wednesday on RI,then this friday he sent me a PM ...

There's a whole forum full of ideas here:

viewforum.php?f=15

Or maybe you can get what you need out of this decal sheet.

That one looks great!

John says "The only thing that's hard to read is the gray bar on the 1/6. All of the rest of them look fine." Maybe if you just printed every other mm on the 1/6 it would be better.

Linda

Looks good on my color laserjet. And it got John's approval too.

Linda

Thanks for the tip and welcome to the SSM community!

So how long have you been building models?

Don't post the same thing in two different forums. Use this thread:

viewtopic.php?t=57036

There are three variations of these finishing compounds in the SSM store. I'll ask John to comment about them when he returns later.

warcraft101 wrote:Im trying to figure out what JT uses from Jt graphics

JT graphics uses an ALPS printer that can print white ink, so it's not a fair comparison. He doesn't use a standard ink jet printer. But his paper is clear.

Hope that helps,

Linda

Or in a picture frame. No need to go out and buy a new piece of glass.

This from John:

Do not pull an erin and drink it - the burps are killer.

Let your brushes soak in it a bit after you get the paint off. It'll get the dried on stuff off, and it acts as "conditioner" as well.

These might help.

Linda

Since an explanation of this rule has been asked for again, here it is: Look, guys. Here's the deal: We've tried allowing eBay links, and about half the time, somebody criticizes the auction saying that the seller is ripping people off, or the model is not up to the quality described. The seller nev...

Don't post the same thing in two different forums. It forces people to have to read two threads to follow the conversation. Use this thread:

http://starshipmodeler.net/cgi-bin/phpB ... hp?t=47456

Bending Pliers for Photo-Etch Parts.

John buys these plastic sheets (#50091) from US Plastics for most (maybe even all) of the canopies he makes for products in the store.

Hope that helps,

Linda

Linky - OK, this one's not blue, but you get the idea.