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Old 13-10-2006   #1 (permalink)
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Just discovered this afternoon that the bristles from a yard broom make excellent paint and glue aplicators
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Is there a contest going on right now with the new and novel approaches... lol...
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Do you just take a pair of scissors and cut some bristles off everytime you need to do some glueing?

What happens when you need to do some sweeping up outside? :P
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There are plenty left over to keep the mrs happy mate
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Teeth from a comb ( chunky types etc )make good replacement propeller blades for 1=72 scale models,cut them off,shape the root with a file and glue into a turned wooden spinner,tougher than any kit examples.
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