Lacquer paints refer to a type of paint that is formulated with lacquer as the primary binder or vehicle. Lacquer...
Valid to UK only - excludes oversized items
Lacquer paints refer to a type of paint that is formulated with lacquer as the primary binder or vehicle. Lacquer...
Masking tape is an essential tool in scale modelling and the size you choose can significantly impact the quality and...
One of the headaches modelmakers and scratchbuilders face is how to keep files clear of accumulated metal filings and...
To achieve convincingly scorched, blackened textures on fire-damaged structures, the techniques involved can seem...
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Some of the potential pros of using foam ballast inlay for a model railway layout include:
The cons of using foam ballast inlay include:
It's also worth noting that foam ballast inlay is not suitable for outdoor layouts, as it can degrade over time when exposed to the elements. Additionally, even when kept indoors certain factors such as temperature changes and exposure to direct sunlight could cause the foam to degrade faster than anticipated.
Availability: Many of the major manufacturers now no longer stock foam inlay or they are producing it in lesser quantities, thus making availability both now and in the future a significant issue for modellers to consider when designing their layouts.
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