Humbrol???

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AdamLuscombe
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Humbrol???

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I have just found a 50% sale of the range of humbrol weathering powders. Is it worth it?

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Yep! They're grrrreat!
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Where? Share their website so we can buy them!!
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should be on the Airfix website, most English online webshops sell them too...
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Really? I thought the Tamiya sets were the best around...
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Never used tamiya powders, didn't know they made them? On the other hand, those weathering 'sets' they do are utter crap! IMO, of course! Nothing wrong with the humbrol powders, unless you're a snob. And if you're UK based, they're readily available on the high street, which means you can support your lhs too!
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