Can a $3 paint panel be made into an attractive model base?

[@fightingcorsair7297]

I saw this in person at the Hamilton show yesterday. I looked incredible.

[@ianmacaulay6999]

"I'VE GLUED MY HAND TO THE TABLE. AGAIN!" So glad I was there to see that!

[@jaybarua7095]

This PSP (Marston) matting was used all over India and especially in the state of Assam where I'm from. The soggy airfields were used mainly by American transports to fly over the Hump and by RAF and IAF fighters and bombers during the Imphal - Kohima battles. We still use this matting to make fences, the steel was that good. I focus on 1/48 aircraft used in this theater and your video gives me some good ideas.

[@davidknights3878]

Very nice Chris. Good video.

[@plasticmodelmojo]

Keep it up Chris! Another fun and informative video. (MB)

[@ronaldbyrne3320]

I’m quite taken by that base. Must invest in a laser tool as well. 😊

[@Panzermeister36]

Grest video Chris! I'm glad the static grass applicator worked out for you.

[@kevinhedrich6026]

Very informative. Thanks for that

[@mpierrela]

Brilliant idea.

[@fightingcorsair7297]

Great idea!

[@joeshmoe9978]

Looks good 🏅

[@jamesmcansh6393]

Thanks for sharing eh! ✌🏻🇨🇦✌🏻

[@kudukilla]

The 3D printing software itself is very user friendly. The CAD software for designing parts can be tricky to learn. Luckily there are lots of sites where all you have to do is download ready to print files.

[@ModelAirplaneMaker]

Sorry -that's what I meant, the design software.

[@kudukilla]

@@ModelAirplaneMaker I’ve been using OnShape a little bit. Fairly easy to learn, and it’s free.

[@TaborPrzemyslaw]

Great work! One small tip: chaning the microphone for a better kne would be a huge step up in the video quality. Otherwise, perfect

[@ModelAirplaneMaker]

Noted!

[@nikolaosstavrou5327]

keep the CA in the fridge, its moisture free and prolong the life of CA.

[@Panzermeister36]

I do this too