An inspection pit is a feature commonly found in model railway layouts that mimics real-life railway workshops. It is...
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An inspection pit is a feature commonly found in model railway layouts that mimics real-life railway workshops. It is...
We often hear modellers refer to their "fiddle yard", but unless you already know what one is, the name doesn't...
Ballast is not really a uniform colour. Although it would have started off the same colour on a prototype line, over...
Starter sets can be a great way for novice modellers to begin their journey into model railway or scale modelling....
In the world of model railways, there is no physical difference between a point and a turnout. They are simply...
If you are using an aerosol spray paint you should always use one.
Always read the manufacturer’s instructions/advice on the back of can. Even if you are spraying out side you should wear a respirator.
I would also wear one for applying grass scatter and static grass as the small particles of grass are easily inhaled and hang in the air.
Don’t take it off until you have left the area where you have been working.
I wear one whenever using solvent based products and when making up plaster/ sculpting plaster or grinding resin products.
Basically, if it can be inhaled and its not fresh air you should wear one.
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