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Modelers Lounge => Time to relax => Topic started by: Des on November 06, 2012, 03:16:49 PM
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My pet hate is waiting for paint to dry, it's like watching grass grow, seems to take forever. :(
Des.
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Sanding and seams. I thought I'd cracked it but my Bristol build had a seam that never went after half a dozen attempts. I should have used cement.
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Trimming and tidying sprue gates...... So frustrating when I want to start glueing and painting!
I sometimes use a hairdryer to accelerate drying times.
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Gluing the upper wing to struts. >:(
Adam.
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Paying for the model! ;D
Cleaning flash from fiddly bits - hate it! :-\
Von Buckle
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Join marks - painting a part only to have to sand and repaint.
Des - get some acrylic paints!
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Super glue.
Cheers,
Chris
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Glue. All of it, every kind :)
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Paint fumes, and more specifically, thinner fumes, and more specifically-er, laquer thinner fumes. I know, it's a problem of my own making, and I could easily solve it by going to acrylic (which I think I'm going to have to) but the nausea from huffing fumes really makes me want to do a poor job of brush cleaning. The thought of wearing a face mask with an organics filter just doesn't conjure up images of relaxing hobbies to me.
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- Trying to clean up a sprue gate that is right next to some detail I know I can't adequately replicate from what is an otherwise beautifully molded styrene part.
- Having p/e or scratch-built small parts disappear into oblivion.
- Improving a part to make it "just that much better" only to improve it to the point I ruin it.
- Not having enough time to model since changing careers right after I got back in the hobby and almost started to actually develop some skills.
Warren
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Not having the time or space to do any modeling (at the moment :'()
When I do have the time I tend to get frustrated with a lack of skills ::)
Andrew
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Seams, lack of time, seams and then probably seams in that order...
Steve