Re: giving a face lift
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Clark,
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I did try some of these years ago and although they appear to be good for earthtones they have some mica or glittery elements mixed into them. I have found some good quality tweezers and decal cutting scissors in the make-up section as well as the Black 2 grit nailboards. The boards are one of my favorite tools for sanding parting lines, nibs and stuff on resin and plastic freight cars. Yes it is manly, Rob Manley ----- Original Message -----
From: wmcclark1980 To: STMFC@... Sent: Sunday, January 06, 2008 9:22 PM Subject: [STMFC] Re: giving a face lift --- In STMFC@..., "Clark Propst" <cepropst@...> wrote: > > I was 'shopping' with my wife yesterday and we spent some time in the make up section. While my wife was looking for whatever I noticed a lot of different colored chalks and powers. Has anyone tried these products on their models? You never read about this type of weathering....maybe it's just not manly? > Clark Propst > Mason City Iowa > > > Clark, I bought a heavy duty tweezer at a drug store cosmetics section several years ago, much stronger than the normal ones, yet smaller and easier to use than the smallest needle nose pliers in my tool box. I use emery boards all the time for light filing, too. Walter M. Clark Time stopped in November 1941 Riverside, California |
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