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scotchpine
Engine Wiper
Netherlands
347 Posts |
 Posted - 05/15/2013 : 3:57:35 PM
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Thanks MUnch!
I am glad to hear/read something from you!!
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Munch
Engine Wiper
USA
153 Posts |
Posted - 05/18/2013 : 08:47:47 AM
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Hi Jos. Yes...I'm still here, just not real active right now. I hope all's well. How are you doing on your module piece?
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scotchpine
Engine Wiper
Netherlands
347 Posts |
Posted - 09/24/2013 : 3:44:26 PM
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Well..its -almost-( H0) autumn....( one square feet)
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masonamerican
Fireman
Sweden
1749 Posts |
Posted - 09/25/2013 : 6:15:05 PM
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Wonderful diorama!
It seems autumn is getting everyone back to the hobby table. Glad you're back Jos!
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angelanzus
Engine Wiper
USA
375 Posts |
Posted - 09/26/2013 : 1:04:37 PM
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I second that - good to have Jos back again...
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Tiptoeturtle
New Hire
Denmark
2 Posts |
Posted - 10/07/2013 : 3:30:39 PM
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I was looking for outlets that might sell the Scotch-Brite wood polishing pads in Holland by mail order (or failing that, Dutch merchants that sell them by any method). In particular I was hoping to find a way to buy the pads more economically than the price as individual pads by instead buying via some sort of multi-pack.
Unexpectedly, or accidentally, I came across:
http://catalogue.3m.eu/nl-nl/nl-mro/Handmatig_schuren/Handpads_op_rol/Scotch-Brite%E2%84%A2~Pre-Cut_handpads_op_rol~CF-SR/Scotch-Brite%E2%84%A2~Pre-Cut_handpads_op_rol~A07904
Is there anyone with experience of these and are they materially the same as the single pad type ?
My activity is N-gauge trees.
There is a search engine Where to Buy on the 3M Holland website, but no way was I able to get the search engine to come up with a merchant that actually is in the 3M database as a retailer of that specific product.
The formal product title is
Scotch-Brite™ Pre-Cut handpads op rol CF-SR
I mention that in the picture, the designation of the item shown is MX-SR, not quite the same as CF-SR
I am in Danmark, not Holland, which in some cases makes it surprisingly complicated to buy things from Holland as Holland uses something called iDeal in internet commerce, whereas Danmark does not.
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www.skibsmotor.dk
www.roedvigfiskerihavn.dk |
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scotchpine
Engine Wiper
Netherlands
347 Posts |
Posted - 10/08/2013 : 3:59:19 PM
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"Is there anyone with experience of these and are they materially the same as the single pad type"
I realy, realy don't know Donald...I only use(d) the pads (green ones)Started to use these pads after seeing/"discovering" the dish pads/sponges: ....I tore of the green pad and tore it in layers .
Jos
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Pacbelt
Fireman
USA
1073 Posts |
Posted - 10/08/2013 : 6:34:50 PM
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quote:
Originally posted by scotchpine
Just some small stuff today:
well actualy its a big shrub so not that small.....3 inches
outside in sunlight:
Inside art.light:
Frame of floristic wires covered with claydust/whiteglue and added( electrostatic) 12 mm Fibers and some 6 and at the end , before adding the leaves, the 2 mm Fibers.
leaves are from Polak.
They look like coarse turf from Woodland but are just a litlle bit tinier/smaller/lighter....
it al took about , when frame is ready, 4 minutes to make.
Jos
...... 4 minutes to make.....[:-bigeyes][:-bigeyes2][:-hypnotized]
You are a GOD Sir!!!!!!!
I want to win the Lottery, so I can pay you a Million Bucks to make me trees!!!!
My VERY BEST, looks like something you would throw away as scrap!!!
OMG!!! I am in Awe of your Talent!!  |
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Carmine * CEO, Engineer, and Janitor * Pacific Belt RR, since 1975!!
NCE & TCS, w/Keep-Alive ONLY!!
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scotchpine
Engine Wiper
Netherlands
347 Posts |
Posted - 10/09/2013 : 4:26:30 PM
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@ Pacbelt:quote:
I want to win the Lottery, so I can pay you a Million Bucks to make me trees!!!!
Ok ..promise is a promise!!!... just imagine......
Thanks for your compliments!
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scotchpine
Engine Wiper
Netherlands
347 Posts |
Posted - 02/08/2014 : 05:23:00 AM
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Today some - very big in N- Beeches:
With the ( HO) captain and his wife(???)
thee trunk litllebit closer:
Overhere most of these beechtrunks are quite "clean"....when growing in the mountains were high humidity( like fog etc.) is more common the trunks should be more "weathered"with lychen/green stuff.....;-)
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jbvb
Fireman
USA
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Posted - 02/08/2014 : 08:10:14 AM
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| I'll look in my woods for a mature native beech. In New England the bark also stays clean; I haven't seen lichen on them even in the mountains where it covers the spruce & fir. But we have small knots & eyes in the trunk's bark from long-gone twigs. Oh, and yes, I admire your work. |
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scotchpine
Engine Wiper
Netherlands
347 Posts |
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angelanzus
Engine Wiper
USA
375 Posts |
Posted - 03/10/2014 : 3:06:06 PM
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I found an old kit for tree making which I must have purchased eons ago! Anyway it has all the wires in it etc. So I decided to try their instructions... This is for a large O scale tree. The wire and branches are OK?... but when I added the covering to the truck and branches (which is supposedly putty and water mixture..) it goes on great but breaks off where it is thick. So then I spray painted it but some bits still flaked off - to now I have mixed up some more of the mixture with glue/water/paint. Lets see how this turns out.... I have taken a photo but I have forgotten how to add a photo into the posting and I'm not at home up north I'm relaxing in Florida for the winter so I don't have all my notes with me. Can someone please refresh my memory how to add a photo to a posting? Thank you
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scotchpine
Engine Wiper
Netherlands
347 Posts |
Posted - 03/10/2014 : 5:11:31 PM
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Hello Angela,
mostly I use "photobucket.com "or something like that....
Now you've made me curious about that treeframe....
and of course a picture of some fresh new N scale pines (european style...?)
and some HO stuff:trunks are still wett because of the terpintin...to remove the grassfibers or fine turf
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Craig H
Fireman
1626 Posts |
Posted - 03/10/2014 : 6:00:30 PM
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The Pines look GREAT. [:-spin][:-thumbu] |
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treefoliage made out of gardenpond/aquariumfibers