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In lugnet.robotics, Larry Pieniazek wrote:
> In lugnet.robotics, Kyle Vrieze wrote:
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> > I noticed some of the black areas are dusty, which will happen if you work on a
> > MOC for an extended period of time. I've found an ordinary paintbrush works
> > well for getting dust off--better than washing, and way better than a toothbrush
> > (I've never tried compressed air).
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> Compressed air can either be expensive (from the little cans) or sometimes has
> traces of oil in it from the compressor.
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> What I have had good luck with are camelhair brushes. If you buy makeup brushes
> it is sometimes possible to get rounded camelhair brushes that are almost an
> inch across, making for a fast and convenient cleanup of large areas. Then use a
> fine paintbrush as Kyle suggests for the corners and crevices.
>
> > Great work!
Thank you very mutch
>
> Seconded. Spotlighted. Someone else did one in black though, didn't they? Or was
> that you too?
I think so. My first prototype modules have been build using black bricks
because I did not own enough greys. Then I detected Bricklink.. :-)
Steven
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