Bunkerbarge

Hi to all you new guys and a warm welcome, even the ones who signed up by accident!!

I had a look around for a description of Atholl Blue and, apart from it being a popular colour for piano's and swimming pools, there doesn't seem to be a paint guide anywhere. I would suggest that you get hold of an example from say a model figure supplier and have a play with matching it by test mixing some humbrol colours.

I would not have expected though that Humbrol gloss paint whould have been the preferred choice for figures. Either Matt enamel or acrylics would give a more realistic finish for a figure and be a lot easier to blend and tone.

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daz90

Google, i just googled the words ww2 model forums, and it brought up this site, so i signed up.


I was browsing the net trying to find a site like one i used to use, ww2 model maker, that seems to have stopped working, so i was looking for something similar, hopefully this forum will give me that.

will8041

internet serch

wilburpatureba

I can´t remenber, but normaly I used yahoo and google search and the word`
s search is "papermodels".

supastock

I used Yahoo and search Burrell steam models.
ATYB Alan

lawrence

Hi .I was looking at 3" Model Marshall traction engine and i came across this site so i had a look ,I have 2 3" models and some small models to ,LAWRENCE

poncho

I got here by putting in 'Model Forums' on Google.

shoeless Joe

I found an entry by Bluewavestudio, on how to build a Vacuum Forming Box. I was using Google

Solar Panel Phil

Jon, hi there, was just doing an internet search for the Boeing P26 Peashooter, as i have a Christmas project to complete the old Hasegawa kit in the loft!
Seasonal greetings!
Philip

jim.wiggins

Thanks for the info john, I was trawling through the internet and came across the link to the scale Models website. Jim