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Fallout Hobbies new Micro Airbrush Stencil line has been going strong for a few weeks now. We have tons of patterns to choose from all at $10, which is great if you’re a hobbyist that just started experimenting with airbrushing. All available at http://www.fallouthobbies.com/stencils






Check out these demo Pics

Salamander Scheme done with Micro Reptile Skin & Micro Flame Strip stencils


Deamonic magma wing done with Micro Reptile Skin Stencil


Snake themed army done with Micro Snake Skin Stencil


Harlequin patterns done with Micro Jester Diamonds Stencil


Xenos style hexagon patterns done with Micro Hex Mesh Stencil


Chaotic tank markings done with Micro Chaos Stars Stencil


Urban camo pattern done with Micro Digi Camo Sencil


Digital forest camo pattern done with Micro Hex Camo Stencil

Those look interesting. Can you include videos on how to use them?

There are 2 videos on our Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOU-GdCaRHfzuMheOhdAM_Q

These are pretty cool. I especially like the digital camouflage and some of the more practical ones, like the chevrons. I feel like the flames could be more dynamic though. I might pick some of these up when I look into getting into Airbrushing next year. Bookmarked!

Are these one and done? Or will the adhesive last for a couple of uses?

Also, get yourself a UK/EU stockist, there's quite a few bits if like from you, but the postage kills it.

Awesome stuff. And I just pledged for the Anarchy models KS while those here suit my needs so much better. Blimey. That's what you get for not doing more research.

Murrdox wrote:These are pretty cool. I especially like the digital camouflage and some of the more practical ones, like the chevrons. I feel like the flames could be more dynamic though. I might pick some of these up when I look into getting into Airbrushing next year. Bookmarked!

We have 2 flame pattern stencils. There's a larger more dynamic sheet for sale on the stencils page as well for $15USD.

Azreal13 wrote:Are these one and done? Or will the adhesive last for a couple of uses?

Also, get yourself a UK/EU stockist, there's quite a few bits if like from you, but the postage kills it.

They last a good handful of uses. Simpler patterns last longer than more complex ones. Also, shipping to the UK is around 5.26GBP. Which isn't bad coming from the US.

Looks good.

Where are you with fulfilment of the Kickstarter? There were 60 decal backers left (including me)on 26th October.

LuckyNo.5 wrote:

Murrdox wrote:These are pretty cool. I especially like the digital camouflage and some of the more practical ones, like the chevrons. I feel like the flames could be more dynamic though. I might pick some of these up when I look into getting into Airbrushing next year. Bookmarked!

We have 2 flame pattern stencils. There's a larger more dynamic sheet for sale on the stencils page as well for $15USD.

Azreal13 wrote:Are these one and done? Or will the adhesive last for a couple of uses?

Also, get yourself a UK/EU stockist, there's quite a few bits if like from you, but the postage kills it.

They last a good handful of uses. Simpler patterns last longer than more complex ones. Also, shipping to the UK is around 5.26GBP. Which isn't bad coming from the US.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying your shipping is unreasonable, but when the shipping costs as much as a stencil, and it's the sort of thing I personally would order specifically for a project, rather than just buy a whole bunch in case, it really kills the spontaneous purchase.

JoeRugby wrote:Looks good.

Where are you with fulfilment of the Kickstarter? There were 60 decal backers left (including me)on 26th October.

JoeRugby, I can't tell from your Dakka profile name which KS backer you were, but if you want to shoot me a message over at fallouthobbies@gmail.com, we'll work everything out. There are a handful of backers left unfulfilled because they either didn't fill out their rewards surveys or didn't send in art / instructions for their custom decal sheets yet. Everyone else that's remaining I've been working on as fast as I can. But I had to keep the store running regardless with new business because the Kickstarter money got eaten up quickly in setting up the business and there are many, many unpaid man hours I had to make up the difference for somehow if I wanted the store to thrive onward.

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Azreal13 wrote:Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying your shipping is unreasonable, but when the shipping costs as much as a stencil, and it's the sort of thing I personally would order specifically for a project, rather than just buy a whole bunch in case, it really kills the spontaneous purchase.

Well, I could either figure out a way to make the post office lower their rates for international shipping, or I could raise my prices

Or persuade someone this side of the pond to stock your product...

LuckyNo.5 wrote:

JoeRugby wrote:Looks good.

Where are you with fulfilment of the Kickstarter? There were 60 decal backers left (including me)on 26th October.

JoeRugby, I can't tell from your Dakka profile name which KS backer you were, but if you want to shoot me a message over at fallouthobbies@gmail.com, we'll work everything out. There are a handful of backers left unfulfilled because they either didn't fill out their rewards surveys or didn't send in art / instructions for their custom decal sheets yet. Everyone else that's remaining I've been working on as fast as I can. But I had to keep the store running regardless with new business because the Kickstarter money got eaten up quickly in setting up the business and there are many, many unpaid man hours I had to make up the difference for somehow if I wanted the store to thrive onward.

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Azreal13 wrote:Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying your shipping is unreasonable, but when the shipping costs as much as a stencil, and it's the sort of thing I personally would order specifically for a project, rather than just buy a whole bunch in case, it really kills the spontaneous purchase.

Well, I could either figure out a way to make the post office lower their rates for international shipping, or I could raise my prices

Email sent

No problem with you having the store up and running, you explained all that in your Kickstarter communications.

I was just wondering how you were getting along with getting the last 60 backers out the door.

And I do believe they're available from the combat company in Australia, correct?

Joyboozer wrote:
And I do believe they're available from the combat company in Australia, correct?

They will be very soon. We 're shipping stock out to them in a few days.