Dave,
They are probably,all hyped up about it being ''Hazardous To Your Health'',,,,Geez,what isn't now a day's??
Cheers,
Frank
dknelson At the very nice model train show and sale at Carl Sansdburg College in Galesburg IL this last weekend (part of their Railroad Days) I saw someone selling a large collection of new Floquil paints in popular railroad colors for $1 a bottle -- and nobody seemed to be buying. There's your problem. Dave Nelson
At the very nice model train show and sale at Carl Sansdburg College in Galesburg IL this last weekend (part of their Railroad Days) I saw someone selling a large collection of new Floquil paints in popular railroad colors for $1 a bottle -- and nobody seemed to be buying. There's your problem.
Dave Nelson
Dave,Maybe but,a nagging question is how much paint does the average modeler buy?
I have 26 bottles of various colors of paint I normally use and only buy paint as replacement so,I would have pass by the paint as well since I bought several "replacement" bottles of the basic colors I use while Polly S was in stock.
Foolish me..
Testors will be adding the basic flat colors I used to Model Master line of paint.
Oh well...Now I got several years supply on hand.
Larry
Conductor.
Summerset Ry.
"Stay Alert, Don't get hurt Safety First!"
WOw, that's a neat collection of vintage paint. The Crestline ones I believe came with their kits. Two different Walthers ones, if the one missing the label is a Walthers paint - different bottles. And Howell Day - Red Ball. Those are names you only see in really old magazine issues.
--Randy
Modeling the Reading Railroad in the 1950's
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