Science Report: Micro Mark Seam Scraper

[Gadgetman!]

The Quebecois (or whatever they call themselves) have nothing to worry about as the last I heard, the Canadian Immigration authorities' webserver was down today...  

Some sort of DDOS attack from all over the USA. 

Edited November 9, 2016 by Gadgetman!

[robinh]

Thats because of all the Americans trying to move to Cape Breton in Nova Scotia...  not Quebec

[Pezler the Polychromatic]

 

The invasion of Quebec has begun.

So the plan is to bury them in plastic shavings?

 

I'm missing something here.

 

Soon it will all be made clear........

[czebas]

I bought this on Amazon. It's called a triangle end scriber.

Edited November 10, 2016 by czebas

[Pezler the Polychromatic]

My package has arrived. Thanks, knarthex! It blew in through Quebec in a heartbeat.

[knarthex]

Awesome!

[czebas]

I bought this on Amazon. It's called a triangle end scriber.

thing definitely works. Thanks knarthex

[junex]

I've always just used the spine of my X-Acto blade.

[Sylverthorne]

I sense a Micromark order in my near future.

Mold lines in weird places are the bane of my miniature-painting hobby.

[knarthex]

DOOOOOO EEEEEEETTTTT!

You won't regret it. ...

[Pezler the Polychromatic]

DOOOOOO EEEEEEETTTTT!

You won't regret it. ...

I second that. While it takes some getting used to, it definitely works quite well for removing lines when I was testing it.

[Sergeant_Crunch]

Have you tried it on metal?

[knarthex]

I have used it on minor mold lines on metal.

Works well.

I used the thickest part of the blade to do it, as it was on arms and legs...

[klarg1]

I have one of these seem scrapers, and I find it very handy for hard plastic shapes.

 

I hadn't experimented on Bones, but now I shall!

[knarthex]

You can bake me a cake for next paint day....

8p