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MODEL KIT(Archaeologist) - Dinosaur - 19th November 2011
BAJR Wrote:and Dino... you have been told not to play with sharp things
Spent all eveninng sanding the edges down, now have smoothest drawing archive in the history of archaeology }
....or does that represent an infringement of 'integrity of the archive'? :face-thinks:
Anyone know if pervitrace dust is carcinogenic? :0
MODEL KIT(Archaeologist) - Dinosaur - 19th November 2011
CARTOON REALITY Wrote:...the decal sheet was a clever idea -wish I'd thought of that one.
Hi CR, good blog :face-approve:
The decals were always the best bit, wherever they wound up stuck (rarely on the model plane anyway). You could have had old bits of masking tape, muddy hand-prints, Old Shag pouches, king-size Rizla packets and all sorts, and run a photo-gallery of where people had stuck them
MODEL KIT(Archaeologist) - CARTOON REALITY - 19th November 2011
Hello Dinosaur: The decals were always a pain, you had to float them off in a bowl of water then catch them carefully on a the edge of a butter knife, then place them on the model, by which stage they had become bent over and ruined, then you got infuriated and knocked the model off the table by accident and you screamed and your mother came in and wanted to know what was going on and you stabbed her with the butter knife before pouring petrol on the whole mess, throwing a match at it and walking away as it all exploded in slow motion behind you.
Ah such innocent pleasures.
MODEL KIT(Archaeologist) - BAJR - 19th November 2011
And this is why I love your blog :face-kiss:
MODEL KIT(Archaeologist) - Dinosaur - 20th November 2011
CARTOON REALITY Wrote:Hello Dinosaur: The decals were always a pain, you had to float them off in a bowl of water then catch them carefully on a the edge of a butter knife, then place them on the model, by which stage they had become bent over and ruined, then you got infuriated and knocked the model off the table by accident and you screamed and your mother came in and wanted to know what was going on and you stabbed her with the butter knife before pouring petrol on the whole mess, throwing a match at it and walking away as it all exploded in slow motion behind you.
Ah such innocent pleasures.
That explains it, it was YOUR childhood I went through - phew! }