ruffian4 wrote:Cleaning mold lines, painting and repairing things.

That makes quite a good back beat tempo.. you should have one dude..just looping that at a steady time and just have another bloke shout out
"damn! a kid nudged the table pass the glue!" every 3rd stanza
Age of strife goes barbershop/beat poet rounds

Meh rubbish seconds on ebay are handy, even the plastic glue melted on a radiator ones.. someone else buys them (e.g. LH) finds them utterly disgusting, cannot face them or look in the package due to the horror of quite how god awfull some professional trader has managed to dump all his refuse in one bag, sit on it with their 25 stone arse, then pour cement into the bag to hold the bits together.. Mr Bottom feeder ( ) is there to ease the pain and take them out of the sight , for the sake of the originall purchasor.. Mr bottom feeder finds something to do with them and has obtained them at the fair cost of saving the visual pain for a friend.
(its another service I'm willing to offer, no quid pro quo required ,although if you give me the worst stuff in the world I might need a pint before opening the bag (why do bad ebay models smell so like their previous owners?) )

Metal models and superglue. glue bonds fingers effortlesly, model falls apart. Theres a Kan and a deffcopta waiting at the bottom of my bits box for me to be brave enough to stick them together.
I also "really love" trying to find the rulebook entry for what you'd like to do. "hold on a sec, it's here somewhere!"
To follow the ebay/second hand thread of this. humbrol enamel should have a minimum age of at least 45 for sale. Got some bargin bits that need serious cleaning before i can even tell what they are.