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arpurchase wrote: Another thing to check is that the water trap is empty as any excess water here can also be sucked up to cause the splater. Some people also add an inline water trap aswell to be doubly sure of preventing this. They screw into the top of the hose then into the airbrush. loads here on Flee-bay http://www.ebay.co.uk/sc...?_nkw=inline+water+trap
Hope this is of help Regards Andy  Hi Andy . I have checked that but its only with the matt varnish it happens to and only when it has dried  . This is the compressor I have http://www.ebay.co.uk/it...tion-Tank-/131241996292
Thanks for the advise Andy and best regards. Mark
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It has a water trap already, nice set up. I would try thinning it down, I usually try for the consistency of skimmed milk.
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Nemesis wrote:It has a water trap already, nice set up. I would try thinning it down, I usually try for the consistency of skimmed milk. Hi Nem . Thanks for the advice. Would that be something like 60% paint to 40% thinner ? also thank you for your kind words about my setup. Best regards. Mark
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Sorry Mark, missed your last set of pics and must say she is looking superb. Really nice paint job on the tender.....  .. Regards Alan
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Gandale wrote:Sorry Mark, missed your last set of pics and must say she is looking superb. Really nice paint job on the tender..... .. Regards Alan Hi Alan . Thank you so much for looking in and your very kind words  . Best regards. Mark
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mark 2 wrote:Nemesis wrote:It has a water trap already, nice set up. I would try thinning it down, I usually try for the consistency of skimmed milk. Hi Nem . Thanks for the advice. Would that be something like 60% paint to 40% thinner ? also thank you for your kind words about my setup. Best regards. Mark Yes that sounds about right, but you can always adjust it to suit your set up. Try a test piece first.
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Nemesis wrote:mark 2 wrote:Nemesis wrote:It has a water trap already, nice set up. I would try thinning it down, I usually try for the consistency of skimmed milk. Hi Nem . Thanks for the advice. Would that be something like 60% paint to 40% thinner ? also thank you for your kind words about my setup. Best regards. Mark Yes that sounds about right, but you can always adjust it to suit your set up. Try a test piece first. Hi Nem . Will do and thanks. Best regards. Mark
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Hi Everyone . Here is my next instalment of my D51 Build. I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate Deagostini and Modelspace on this fantastic partwork which is so easy and user friendly. I really hope they do some more partworks like this. As usual any comments good or bad or any questions please don't hesitate to ask. Best regards all. Mark mark 2 attached the following image(s):
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Once you have the base built you really start to appreciate not only how big this train is, but how well designed it is.
great job mark
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Nice work Mark Al
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Hi Mark Looking forward to seeing you put this part together I know it will be to the usual high standard. Trev. Work in progress: Tombstone (Scratch) - San Francisco 2. -The Mayflower ( scratch by plan).
OcCre- Santa-Maria (Kit).
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Nicely done Mark Current builds:-C57,Zero, Lamborghini Countach, Caldercraft HMS Agamemnon,Robi,R2-D2, MFH Cobra .
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darbyvet wrote:Once you have the base built you really start to appreciate not only how big this train is, but how well designed it is.
great job mark
Hi darbyvet . Thanks for looking in and your kind comments . I totally agree with you that it is very well designed. Best regards. Mark
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Spal wrote:Nice work Mark Al Hi Al . Thanks for looking in and your great comments. Best regards. Mark
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tf64 wrote:Hi Mark
Looking forward to seeing you put this part together I know it will be to the usual high standard.
Trev. Hi Trev . Thanks for your grate praise and I hope I can do it justice. Thanks for looking in. Best regards. Mark
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arpurchase wrote: Nicely done Mark Hi Andy . Thanks for your very kind words and for dropping by. Best regards. Mark
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Hi Everyone (again) . Here is some more of my D51 build. Regards to all. Mark mark 2 attached the following image(s):
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Hi All The last picture is how I could have the battery box but I am going to put it outside the base so it is easier to change the batteries rather than to have to lift the heavy weight up and risk damaging the D51. Best regards all. Mark mark 2 attached the following image(s):
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mark 2 wrote:Hi All The last picture is how I could have the battery box but I am going to put it outside the base so it is easier to change the batteries rather than to have to lift the heavy weight up and risk damaging the D51. I'm far from that point in my build, but I was already thinking about it. Wouldn't it work to cut the part of the side panel of the base (on the far side, so the cut is out of sight) - the way the battery box can be easily slid into and out of the base? Any images I post on my personal builds are free to be used and shared under Creative Commons Attribution license, which means you can do what you want with them, on the condition you mention I'm the author.
Happy building :-) http://www.model-space.com/gb/
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michu wrote:mark 2 wrote:Hi All The last picture is how I could have the battery box but I am going to put it outside the base so it is easier to change the batteries rather than to have to lift the heavy weight up and risk damaging the D51. I'm far from that point in my build, but I was already thinking about it. Wouldn't it work to cut the part of the side panel of the base (on the far side, so the cut is out of sight) - the way the battery box can be easily slid into and out of the base? Hi Michu I think that that is a good idea that could work quiet well but for now I will keep as is. Best regards. Mark
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