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I think he’s saying you need one third more of them to achieve the same effect?

tim.w wrote: ↑Sun May 17, 2020 12:29 am She also took an old wardrobe in bits to her sisters this evening.....

So your sister-in-law is a qualified wardrobe therapist?

Wardrobes need therapy too!

Can't you be inclusive?

Wardrobes can sometimes be a doorway to a whole new world. Show them some respect.

Peeler wrote: ↑Sun May 17, 2020 6:06 pm Wardrobes can sometimes be a doorway to a whole new world. Show them some respect.

Deep, that is.

White bitch wasn't my kinda gal.

My little Sabotag3d package came through this morning, impressed with the speed of service and the quality (and the couple of free dustbins!). Can’t wait to try painting up the Big Man bases

A 'Household Ultrasonic Cleaner' - £25 on Amazon, she's impressed because I have already cleaned jewellery and watches - without realising it will also remove paint from toy soldiers and really thoroughly clean my airbrush

That and some ABS glue. I have been using the Tamiya cement to build Rubicon kits, not realising that they are made from a different plastic and need a different glue.

It’s the best value for money thing I’ve bought in the past year. It takes all the fuss out of cleaning my airbrush and ensures I never have a clogged nozzle.

Do you disassemble the airbrush or just chuck it in whole?