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2013/07/25 17:24:12
Subject: Re:How Important Is It To Remove Mold Lines?
Mold lines ruins models. They are spotted easily and destroy the overall effect.
I use a knife (a snappable blade one), to clean 100% of mold lines. Almost impossible to cut yourself with it. I find files leave the wrong texture and take too long to ge right.
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2013/07/25 20:52:34
Subject: How Important Is It To Remove Mold Lines?
mold lines are the difference between models and toys.
yes. This means that by and large, i do not consider Lego to be a toy product.
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