The NoBs Airbrush Factory

tho9900: deal.

mike: you're just jelus that you arent' hired

QUOTE: Originally posted by jdavidb That's sorta like the color scheme of the interior I'm doing for the Malibu. The seats are mostly black down the centers with only the edges in red. The back seat has red edges and a red stripe in the center. I wanted some red in there, but a completely red interior in this black car was just not doin' it for me. It's got a gray floor pan with black door details.

haha sounds like a pimp mobile... black car, completely red interior... of course I do remember someone in my family had like a 69 LeSabre or something like that with the same thing...

pimpsuit: purple velvet, with zebra patterns inside. pimp'n cane, pimp hat. pimpmobile.

Purple velvet on the outside! YEAH

the nobs airbrush factory is currently hiring for production. if you 'match up' with the below, then you will be considered.

-monkey
-knows how to use dremel router
-knows how to carve wood with a pen
-knows how to answer the phone
-likes bananas

I used the Dremel router last night to punch 5 holes behind the back seat of the Malibu model. I had glued the back seat in and wanted to ventilate the un-dried enamel pant that was closed up inside. Also, I used the smaller router bit a few nights ago to carve out the roof of the Jaguar XJ220 (the Revell-Germany model with a right side driver's seat!). They molded it with a solid roof under the clear roof. That's not how the real car is. I bought this stuff in February, and I'm just now getting to use it for something. I also have the better plunge router attachment. I doubt I'll be using that on models. Maybe I'll use it to carve a notch in my desk so my X-acto will quit rolling around.

Yes, this thread is getting a little off topic. Some people do not like that.

I hope no one has forgotten about the classic series of airbrush we sell-the Bulge Brush Classic™. I want to remind people of the features. It has holes on the sides to relieve pressure so you can get 1mm away from your airbrush masterpiece to put a "Millionth-of-an-inch™" paint drop. And if you pull the "Super Lube Flue™" handle then the same holes will spray a 240 degree circle of paint 5 feet around for 100% coverage.

Bulge Brush Classic also has the biggest nozzle in the industry, the "Mega-Needle™". You can spray instant Zimmert on a model tank. If you miss the tank and hit the wall with the paint then you have instant stucco for the holes you might have blown in wall with the previous experience of using the patented Bulge Brush Classic "Burst Mode™".

I propose this: It is an airbrush that can be billed as the Paasche H-R. I forget where I got the idea for the name, but anyway here is the concept: It is an external mix siphon feed that is build backwards so that people can airbrush tan their own faces.

nah, we call it the NoBs self-tan station. charge more for the name.