HORROR OF HORRORS!!!!!

Good deal! Yes there's enough in there to last awhile.

Finally found some in a Albertsons SQ expensive too at 7.00 but it looks like you can do a ton of models with that bottle.

I had a hard time spotting it, had to ask someone to point it out. But you know Walmart and there ordering...............

I might have to go there SQ cause I cant find any in the one here in Riverside.

I bought some Future at Walmart in Duarte recently. Just haven't tried to airbrush it yet.

I've seen it dan just not when I want to buy it!

QUOTE: Originally posted by cplchilly I have not been able to find future at any store near me and this includes 3 major grocery stores and a walmart and a kmart although I am still trying.

And I thought that only we (Continental Europeans) had this problem, I even made a phonecall to Johnson Brussels where a friendly (but unfortunately not to smart) lady told me that this product hasn't been made for at least 10 years. (Probably the time she works there)

Oh and a update for Mini Con 04 is in order. As is they didnt have sci fi catagory just a misc one and there was a ton of stuff in that. They ended up creating a seperate catagory for the motor cycles as there were so many in it but not sci fi which had as many if not more (I believe more) entries in it. Suffice it to say that my star fighter didnt place but there was a lot of nice entries though, but I did take third in figures (99 mm and under) my oldest son took 3rd in 1/72 armour and my youngest son too 2nd in juniors so I was quite happy . This was by far the best and biggest and best show I have ever been to and I plan on going again next year. We also made our money back on the raffle table and let me tell you what there were a lot of kits up there and I think pretty much everyone went home with something.

I have not been able to find future at any store near me and this includes 3 major grocery stores and a walmart and a kmart although I am still trying.

you know cplchilly i think you forgot to cover the whole model with Future that would keep the low tack tape from stealing you decals.

I didnt think it would affect the finish and it evaporates, I just didnt know it would evaporate the dull coat............lesson learned. Now if you guys didnt think I could do 2 stupid things in one day get a load of this, I decided that the antena wire on the 1/72 P-47 wasnt fine enough so I took it off and candle stretched a finer one. Problem #1 dont use super glue to install them on 1/72 aircraft. This was the nicest decal job I have ever done on anything, problem is super glue aint to particular about what it sticks to. By the time I got my finger unstuck from the verticle stabilizer it had matching yellow and black checkers too. So I say to my self &%$^##)@&&^%@, then I decide well its only three or four checks Ill just paint cause I had to touch them to get rid of the borders so I can fix this. Problem # 2 low tack masking tape isnt as low tack as I thought, 2nd chorus $#@*^#%#$$. Now most of the decal is gone on the verticle stabilizer (starboard side) and most of the starboard horizontal stabilizers is gone. I am now going to leave well enough alone and leave it as a lesson for the future. I was never much of a winger before this project but this one taught me a lot and it was fun to, so I am looking forward to the next one. I will try to put this one in my album eventually for all to see.

QUOTE: Originally posted by Skardykat Is there a reason why you chose to use an alcohol wipe instead of a soft fat paintbrush to remove the dust?

Good question. What were you thinking??

Anyway, I'm glad to hear it worked out okay. Close call, Cplchilly!

Good save cplcihlly and good luck with MiniCon 04!

Regards, Dan

Is there a reason why you chose to use an alcohol wipe instead of a soft fat paintbrush to remove the dust?