A few things I've discovered on my own that you have too.
If you think there is to much paint on your brush, there is WAY to much paint on it.
Glue is like Dog poop , once it is on you , it spreads to everything.
If there is anything on your work bench that could fall and strike your model, it will. May it survive if you take this chance.
If you do not put the cap back on immediately it's your fault . What a mess.
Don't think you have to test fit? Join the idiot's club. I'm chairmen lately.
Got no time? That's no time to model..you will screw up and when you return you can be chairmen of the idiots club too.
Think that paint doesn't need to be stirred only shaken? Join the Pale Riders Club.
Man with dull knife likes flying parts.
'I'll wait to put the on later.' Right. Probably at the show when someone points it out.
And lastly, "I'll cut a bunch of parts off, I can remember were they go" Heck I can't get my kids name's right some days.
Well there..felt like sharing thoughts a little. Arbs
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SoumiArbs
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Posted: Wednesday, April 11, 2012 - 01:00 AM UTC
Tojo72
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Posted: Wednesday, April 11, 2012 - 04:44 AM UTC
I'm definitely with you on # 3-4-6
armouredcharmer
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Posted: Wednesday, April 11, 2012 - 04:57 AM UTC
Definetly with you on 2 and 4,and why is it that the finger mark is ALWAYS in a really obvious place ?.
wbill76
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Posted: Wednesday, April 11, 2012 - 04:59 AM UTC
This is a list that every builder should "posterize" next to their work bench!