Handy way to look after those screws
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Handy way to look after those screws
Picked up this trick from watching wheeler dealers earlier in the summer. Im constantly loosing pieces and screws for models so this has been invaluable to me. Ive been using this piece of cardboard for 4 mk2 builds at this stage and havnt lost a screw yet. Because they are also labeled its easy to find the correct one when putting the model back together.
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brian- Posts : 2009
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Re: Handy way to look after those screws
simple but effective brian....
bmd- Posts : 7012
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Re: Handy way to look after those screws
Too easy when you see it done!
potiman- Posts : 242
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Re: Handy way to look after those screws
bmd wrote:simple but effective brian....
I resemble that!
newt5550- Posts : 6272
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Re: Handy way to look after those screws
But we'd lose the fun of crawling on the floor looking for that elusive bit of metal, never mind the pain in the back and knees that goes with it.
Re: Handy way to look after those screws
lol!! chris......
my problem when reassembling either a model or a 1:1 part is having screws left over at the end not knowing were they should have gone!!!
my problem when reassembling either a model or a 1:1 part is having screws left over at the end not knowing were they should have gone!!!
bmd- Posts : 7012
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Re: Handy way to look after those screws
A marvellous idea, that, Brian.
I'd seen it on Wheeler Dealers as well (what a superb series that is!!) but hadn't thought to use it for model making..... until now!
Thanks for the suggestion. Top man
Cheers, Steve
I'd seen it on Wheeler Dealers as well (what a superb series that is!!) but hadn't thought to use it for model making..... until now!
Thanks for the suggestion. Top man
Cheers, Steve
Hampton Caught- Posts : 2385
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Re: Handy way to look after those screws
I often have screws left over too, especially when repairing laptops/pcs etc. Can never seem to find where they all go back in. Ive also resorted to using clear zipper sandwich bags to store the parts I take off the models. Seems to help keep everything together and stops clear parts getting scratched
Wish I had done this when I took a GSM Evo X apart over 4 years ago. Theres so many parts Ive forgotten what goes where but I think everything is still there. Its all in an old biscuit box so it must have been christmas
Wish I had done this when I took a GSM Evo X apart over 4 years ago. Theres so many parts Ive forgotten what goes where but I think everything is still there. Its all in an old biscuit box so it must have been christmas
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