Here's a short video in between videos that I thought I would share. Not sure if I am going to use any of this footage in the next video, so here it is for now.
73 years young, Been buikding since the sixties, Probably went through that much good ole testers silver,lol Love you vidios, The monster figure ones are the best.
'That's right, it goes in the square hole" I have few Testors and Pactra paints that have 10 and 15 cent prices printed on the caps. Those are from the mid to late '60s.
Cool. Are they still useable? Most of my Dad's paints are and they are really old...even the bottle is a different shape. I only lost about 10% of the entire collection due to drying out.
73 years young, Been buikding since the sixties, Probably went through that much good ole testers silver,lol Love you vidios, The monster figure ones are the best.
Thank you. I should make more Monster videos.
The Testors paints are so much easier to open when the lids get stuck than the round bottles are. Thanks for sharing.
Yes they are! I only had to use the "Warm Water" method on 3 bottles out of this whole pile.
'That's right, it goes in the square hole" I have few Testors and Pactra paints that have 10 and 15 cent prices printed on the caps. Those are from the mid to late '60s.
Cool. Are they still useable? Most of my Dad's paints are and they are really old...even the bottle is a different shape. I only lost about 10% of the entire collection due to drying out.
I don't think they are usable I keep them because they are cool. The Pactra bottles are like glass art work.@@MonsterHobbiesModelCarGarage
I have one with the paint drop etched in the side with a "P" in the center.
were the Testor's with the blue logo Canada only? I've never seen those before
Fresh from Ontario.
Nice.
Glad you liked the little video. Also add in Humbrol and Testors Model Master paints in the round bottles. - Not to mention the acrylics.