Si Racha District, Thailand
56 ซอย 1, Bang Phra,
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+66803077888
We used to think that weathering was for trains, or military models. Even Aircraft builders used it somewhat on a limited basis. But today, it's a big deal. I think the modellers are tired of doing perfect paint jobs in the past. Making everything exact and just the way a new vehicle might have looked. Fresh from the factory. Now weathering has expanded into everything, including car and truck models. Now a modeler can forget about the perfect shiny paint job. Just weather it into a rusty junker, or make it look well worn and more "realistic" to everyday life. Of course, like any modelling technique, there will be folks who take a new idea to the limits. But that's ok. There are numerous books on how to weather vehicles, so anyone can try it. I find it less stressful. And somewhat more fun to do. In many cases, it looks more realistic on the finished model. You can make Apocalypse type vehicles, old barn finds, rusted out hulks. Anything goes. It does take a bit of artistic ability, but it's much more forgiving than getting that ultra shiny paint job on a model car. Are you ready to get down and dirty? Weather it!
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What are my skills? It's good enough to opening the new shop where can i suggestion or teaching to someone who love this hobby like me and he or she want to develope thier skills, isnt it? Once you've identified what you can do, think about your transferable skills. Yes! I think i already have identified what i can do and i want to tranferable my skills to someone who falling in love this hobby. These are skills which work in this hobby - and that's why they're so important. And they go beyond the ability to use a specific piece of equipment, or do one specific thing. So i make up my mind to open small shop as soon as possible. Like someone used to say There are no co- incidences. Everything happened for a reason!
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