Just a basic kudo. Or, kudu if you prefer.

Sent my Badger 200 off to the company about nine days ago to extract a broken tip and do a general cleanup.  Today it's back in my hands and working like new.

The airbrush was bought some time in the 1980s and has had pretty steady use. This is the first time it has been in for service -- the tip snapped at the thread while I was trying to remove it for routine cleaning but all has been repaired. All it cost me was postage and the price of a new tip.

Thanks, Badger.

I recently purchased a laser cut structure from Blair Lines. I have been told that I should seal the wood prior to assembly or painting it to prevent the wood from warping. I plan to airbrush this structure with either Floquil enamel or Poly S paint. Which of the two should I use? Also, what should I seal the wood with? Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Hello everyone! I have recently joined this blog because I am in the hunt for a new ho layout (benchwork only). The thing is that my dad doesn't have time to build one or have the skills to wire it etc. I hope someone can point me in the right direction to someone who does benchwork for ho layouts. I live in CT so having it be someone local would be convienent. My email is gmen4life1001@yahoo.com. Thank you

I spent the evening trying out my skills at making some furnace filter trees.  I've never done anything remotely like this either, so I approached it with some trepidation. I think they turned out okay for a first attempt.  They will certainly find a home on my layout, that's for sure.  I'm pretty confident that they will get better the more I make too.  Goodness knows, modeling British Columbia on even a small layout like mine will more then likely require a couple hundred!