Not the same thing Brian. A caddy is for one or two items. It has to take up minimal workspace. On 9/26/2022 3:51 PM, Brian Carlson via groups.io wrote: --

Phil Lee asked: "Is there anything close in HO?" The old Lindberg (later Mantua/Mantua 'Heavies'/Mantua 'Classic') stockcar will do in a pinch, though that model represents a double deck car and will

Is there anything close in HO? iirc there were similar stock cars operated by Swift (SLSX). -Phil Lee

Tom you mean like these. https://motrakmodelsusa.com/products.html#!/Masonite-Products/c/40570092/offset=0&sort=normal Brian J. Carlson -- Brian J. Carlson, P.E. Cheektowaga NY

Jeff there is a commercial solution - vortex paint mixer. A good one will cost around a hundred dollars. Since I already have a paint shaker (photo) I have not been willing to make the investment

Liquitex "Acrylic Gouache" John A. Craig posted this on the Groups.io Weathering Techniques group. “There is a very interesting "new" line of "Artists" paints offered by Liquitex. The line is

Those are great! You probably could sell them on Ebay (or Amazon!) to modelers -- sized for each brand. :-) On 9/26/2022 2:08 PM, Nelson Moyer wrote: -- Tim

After knocking over a few bottles of paint and Tenax, I made caddies with wide bases to hold the different sizes of paint and glue bottles I use. I drilled through the top piece, then glued that

Here is a partial view. Sorry, wish it was better. Bob Chaparro Moderator Railway Bull Shippers Group https://groups.io/g/RailwayBullShippersGroup

Years ago I bought an inexpensive, battery powered paint mixer from Micromark, and I use it for every brand of paint and it works wonders. In fact, I bought a second one after

Nelson And I agree with you that because there were a number of orders over a span of years, there could have been differences. The "car cement" applied to roofs seems

Sorry, my last post was to be a reply to Lester's post on mixing paint. My apologies to both Lester and Nelson. Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S10, an AT&T 5G Evolution capable smartphone

Thanks Nelson, that's basically, what I have been doing, but my mixing tools aren't quite as sophisticated. Actually, I have on occasion spilled paint while pulling the dropper portion off of the

Phil Flory must be over 100 years old if he indeed introduced metal pieces to aid paint mixing. As a child, aerosol spray paints were super common and were using these pieces to mix the paint and gave

I think the tip for the nut was from Phil Flory (Flory Models UK). He recommended marine grade stainless steel nuts. I've done that as he suggested. I think it works great. Curt Fortenberry

Here’s what I have. I ‘think’ they are standard GATC design? I transposed the initials Clark Propst Mason City Iowa

I read somewhere about putting a small nut in Vallejo style bottles to aid in mixing via shaking. Don't use a round object such as a ball bearing- it will clog the tip!

Dean I purchase mine at the local hobby shop which does do mail order. They stock both Vallejo Model Air and Model Color. I also buy Vallejo at Hobby Lobby; however, limited colors available and

Jeff asked what method I use to mix Vallejo paints in their bottle? Jeff I mix the Vallejo paint in their bottle by first shaking the bottle as any paint. And, then removing the top of the dropper

On Sun, Sep 25, 2022 at 05:13 PM, Nelson Moyer wrote: Yes I have the RPC, and I addressed my caveat about his universal statement earlier. Nelson Moyer From: main@RealSTMFC.groups.io