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I think mine is more of an honorary title; plus I think the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion director wanted some input......
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One of my questions to my new (California based) employer was whether they would be comfortable working with an older white heterosexual male. They looked startled and said they had never been asked that before.
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DougM wrote: Wed May 31, 2023 12:29 pm And the Sarissa one just confirms my view that designers make the windows especially, much too large in most models.
I suspect that shop windows were much bigger, they certainly are in most of Hollywoods interpretations :D

I love your saloon though and you could easily upscale or downscale the design for other figure sizes.
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FreddBloggs wrote: Wed May 31, 2023 12:46 pm They are absolute space eaters, and needing thew extracter tubes etc limits where you can place them unless you use an epensive filter system (by venting outside to you spread the exhaust safely).
The smaller bed ones are pretty compact, not much bigger than an A3 printer but they do need to be vented and your neighbours won't thank you for it. When I was thinking of getting one I had a chat with Leon at Pendraken and he was very helpful, especially about the downsides :D
(Most people install a cooler too!)
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if you are running it a lot, yes a cooler, or aircon.

CO2 lasers need a water cooling system anyway.

lcd diode ones have less power, but do not need water cooling, but are slower in consequence.

windows can be big or small, what is rare until railways is large glass panes as transporting them was a pain.
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Paul wrote: Thu Jun 01, 2023 1:07 pm
DougM wrote: Wed May 31, 2023 12:29 pm And the Sarissa one just confirms my view that designers make the windows especially, much too large in most models.
I suspect that shop windows were much bigger, they certainly are in most of Hollywoods interpretations :D

I love your saloon though and you could easily upscale or downscale the design for other figure sizes.
the 20mms are a commission job, 28mm one offs or short runs will likely be done for my cowboys.

Ayton Gulch anyone?
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FreddBloggs wrote: Thu Jun 01, 2023 1:39 pm if you are running it a lot, yes a cooler, or aircon.
...what is rare until railways is large glass panes as transporting them was a pain.
Please tell me this pun was intentional?
If it wasn't then you probably shouldn't be on this forum :D
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I can tell you, judging from the work assembling and cladding, the carpenter in Dry Bum Gulch is a drunk and an amateur. Though perhaps not an amateur drunk...
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DougM wrote: Thu Jun 01, 2023 8:36 am One of my questions to my new (California based) employer was whether they would be comfortable working with an older white heterosexual male. They looked startled and said they had never been asked that before.
You may have started a trend.....
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They looked startled and said they had never been asked that before.
They don't tick any boxes.
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