10mm = Nutters?

[Hertsblue]

Sounds about as easy to achieve as perpetual motion. 

[Fenton]

Room Temperature Vulcanizing, Steve.

Basically, making a mould from silicon rubber......Which means you don't have to worry about the 'original' being squished/flattened in the press.
In a way...If you can get the metal to flow through the 'set' mould, you could make a perfect metal copy of something like ....I dunno.....A real dragonfly's leg....If you really wanted to ! 
Cheers - Phil.

Sorry you were saying silicon.....dragonfly....squished?....Must have dozed off...Sorry

[getagrip]

Sorry you were saying silicon.....dragonfly....squished?....Must have dozed off...Sorry

Harsh, but very funny

[Vamboozle]

I like to eat the paint.

just playing catch up and saw this....

......so the question I have is - am I the only one to lick their paint brush and end up with stripes on their tongue?

My mum used to get furious about it, telling me it would rot my brain. (She was probably right with the old airfix enamels - but it doesn't seem to have done (much) damage).

My wife doesn't seem to mind (suspect its the life insurance)

[getagrip]

just playing catch up and saw this....

......so the question I have is - am I the only one to lick their paint brush and end up with stripes on their tongue

Nope, pretty much a nightly occurance for me!

Also, anyone else get a multicoloured thumb from using it as a pallete?

[Techno]

Used to use the thumbnail...But it was a pain to get the stuff off sometimes !
Cheers - Phil

[getagrip]

Used to use the thumbnail...But it was a pain to get the stuff off sometimes !
Cheers - Phil

Can you remember that tips guide in White Dwarf that recommended black lining and using your thumb as a palate?  At the next Games' Day about half the people there had black thumbs

[Techno]

Vaguely.

I'm sure there was one 'Eavy Metal where using your thumbnail as a pallete was mentioned.
May even have been one of the ones I ended up writing.  .....But that would seen results at a Golden Demon, rather than a Games Day. 
Cheers - Phil.

[Hertsblue]

just playing catch up and saw this....

......so the question I have is - am I the only one to lick their paint brush and end up with stripes on their tongue?

My mum used to get furious about it, telling me it would rot my brain. (She was probably right with the old airfix enamels - but it doesn't seem to have done (much) damage).

My wife doesn't seem to mind (suspect its the life insurance)

Only way to get a sharp point on the thing.

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Vaguely.

I'm sure there was one 'Eavy Metal where using your thumbnail as a pallete was mentioned.
May even have been one of the ones I ended up writing.  .....But that would seen results at a Golden Demon, rather than a Games Day.  
Cheers - Phil.

YOU MEAN YOU CAN WRIT....

IanS  

[getagrip]

Vaguely.

I'm sure there was one 'Eavy Metal where using your thumbnail as a pallete was mentioned.
May even have been one of the ones I ended up writing.  .....But that would seen results at a Golden Demon, rather than a Games Day. 
Cheers - Phil.

Yeah, that was it: Golden Demon

[Techno]

YOU MEAN YOU CAN WRIT....IanS  

There was an editor.....He had to decipher 'wot I rote.' (Poor bloke.) 
Cheers - Phil

[FierceKitty]

I have been known to dip my brush inadvertently in a cup of tea.

[getagrip]

I have been known to dip my brush inadvertently in a cup of tea.

Done that; it's when you go to drink your brush water you've got a real problem 

[Fenton]

Done that; it's when you go to drink your brush water you've got a real problem 

Just to be on the safe side I only wash my brushes in vodka now