Awesome!

[jademermaid]

I'm on RC geek overload!

I have a stack of brochures a mile high, and here's some pics.


http://www.flickr.com/photos/54817111@N00/tags/ihobby/

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Looks like great fun!
Which have you chosen to purchase for the shop?
Hugs, Mom

[myrrhdusa.livejournal.com]

There were lots of things I liked, but nothing that I -had- to bring back with me. Most of the show specials are good even after the show, too. I collected LOTS of brochures and dealer books for the boss, which was the main reason I went. But I saw a few things I'm going to push for, we'll see what he says.

I did buy myself a used gravity feed airbrush from one of the dealers, he made me an offer I couldn't refuse!

[(Anonymous)]

kewl! The only airbrush I ever tried was completely no-tech. A sort of L-shape, of 2 metal tubes that you blow through. I wasn't very successful at it, but there were some folks in school (50+ years ago...) that achieved beautiful results.

[myrrhdusa.livejournal.com]

OMG, my mom typed kewl! hehe.

There was a great new airbrush style there, usually you have to push down on a button with your forefinger, but now they have a cool trigger style. Let me see if I can find a picture-



Believe it or not, this was only a style available for automotive spray guns. It was great for someone who has never done airbrush to get started, I was quite impressed with them.

The one I bought is not like that, it's just a better one than the brush I have.