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Here's what a cut finger looks like. This was done some time ago, it was just a tiny slip with a Stanley blade, you know the type it didn't even warrant a plaster, I just pressed it together until it stopped bleeding.

The pic was taken with just a small, cheap, around $15 or 8 quid, USB microscope.

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Now this is a cut finer,sorry could not help myself.

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Hope it gets better soon.
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I did NOT want to see something like that so early in the morning! :eeek:
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I do just want to reiterate that this was just a tiny nick which I'm sure each and everyone of us has had, especiallally modellers, and hasn't even left a slightest scar. The USB microscope I used can go up to 800x magnification, although that's nowhere near that.
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Augustus wrote:I do just want to reiterate that this was just a tiny nick which I'm sure each and everyone of us has had, especiallally modellers, and hasn't even left a slightest scar. The USB microscope I used can go up to 800x magnification, although that's nowhere near that.
Sounds like a very cool piece of kit. I still had trouble keeping my coffee down though! The image quality was superb. :th:

I bought some aftermarket tracks for a recent Tiger build - working on the wire inserts I turned myself into a proper pin cushion over the course of completing all the links :crazy:
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:jd: Now that looks absolutely gruesome thru the microscope. :th: nothing wrong with a bit of blood and guts on a modeling forum. Like we never cut ourselves by accident ;) :lol:
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That reminds me - must get ketchup...
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Vleugelmoer wrote:Like we never cut ourselves by accident ;) :lol:
There's a reason I keep a box of band-aids nearby. Olfa blades takes their name from what you say when you slip. Oh fuh...
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Scooters Emergency Room.

These instructions apply to all modelling cuts unless there is amputation involved.

1) Use some Tamiya thinner (alcohol) to clean the wound.
2) Press the edges of the wound together, apply super glue along the line and hold until it sets.
3) Use some Tamiya tape to make a butterfly plaster.
4) If it hurts too much drink some of the solution in step 1).
5) Use the time you saved not going to the ER watching ISM videos on YouTube.

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SteelScooter wrote:Scooters Emergency Room.

These instructions apply to all modelling cuts unless there is amputation involved.

1) Use some Tamiya thinner (alcohol) to clean the wound.
2) Press the edges of the wound together, apply super glue along the line and hold until it sets.
3) Use some Tamiya tape to make a butterfly plaster.
4) If it hurts too much drink some of the solution in step 1).
5) Use the time you saved not going to the ER watching ISM videos on YouTube.

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Spoiler tags perhaps a good idea? There may be some Modellers of a disposition that graphic images such as this may not be helpful to them! Good idea to share first aid tips though.
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You need the greatest bandages ever invented:

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What's the free prize?
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Lysus wrote:What's the free prize?
It was a while since I opened the tin, IIRC it was a very small plastic pig.
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ForbesHutton wrote:
Lysus wrote:What's the free prize?
It was a while since I opened the tin, IIRC it was a very small plastic pig.
IIRC - If I Remember Correctly!

Now I get it - :o
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My wife sliced open her finger while chopping, though not quite as bad as privatepete's post. It was a deep, painful and very blood gushing wound. We were about to head to the ER for stitches, but had some stuff on hand, I believe it was called Blood Stop or something similar. It's a gauze type material that turns into a gel upon contact with blood and seals the wound. It worked like a charm - she doesn't even have a scar and no ER visit necessary. We've kept a pack at home and in our cars ever since. Link below, though not sure if it will work.

https://www.walgreens.com/store/c/curad ... 3929360be1
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Stokesy44 wrote:
ForbesHutton wrote:
Lysus wrote:What's the free prize?
It was a while since I opened the tin, IIRC it was a very small plastic pig.
IIRC - If I Remember Correctly!

Now I get it - :o
AFAIK
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Lysus wrote:
Stokesy44 wrote:
ForbesHutton wrote:
It was a while since I opened the tin, IIRC it was a very small plastic pig.
IIRC - If I Remember Correctly!

Now I get it - :o
AFAIK
You git! I don't have a clue what that means!
Its been tried and tested, it works! So don't blame the system if you're no good. :doh:
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Stokesy44 wrote:
Lysus wrote:
Stokesy44 wrote:
IIRC - If I Remember Correctly!

Now I get it - :o
AFAIK
You git! I don't have a clue what that means!
As far as I know, afaik means as far as I know, lol!
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chief5437 wrote:
Stokesy44 wrote:
Lysus wrote:
AFAIK
You git! I don't have a clue what that means!
As far as I know, afaik means as far as I know, lol!
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Stokesy44 wrote:
Lysus wrote:
Stokesy44 wrote:
IIRC - If I Remember Correctly!

Now I get it - :o
AFAIK
You git! I don't have a clue what that means!
And he's a Yank, so he'll have to look up "git"!
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ForbesHutton wrote:
Stokesy44 wrote:
Lysus wrote:
AFAIK
You git! I don't have a clue what that means!
And he's a Yank, so he'll have to look up "git"!
Naw, I git it.
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Lysus wrote:
ForbesHutton wrote:
Stokesy44 wrote:
You git! I don't have a clue what that means!
And he's a Yank, so he'll have to look up "git"!
Naw, I git it.
I shall consider myself educated! :geek:

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Augustus wrote:Here's what a cut finger looks like. This was done some time ago, it was just a tiny slip with a Stanley blade, you know the type it didn't even warrant a plaster, I just pressed it together until it stopped bleeding.

The pic was taken with just a small, cheap, around $15 or 8 quid, USB microscope.

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Stokesy44 wrote:
Lysus wrote:
ForbesHutton wrote:
And he's a Yank, so he'll have to look up "git"!
Naw, I git it.
I shall consider myself educated! :geek:

One of my favourites is BOHICA, referenced in a Stephen Coonts novel describing getting shafted in the military. Any guesses?
Too easy...google is my friend
But it is very funny :lol:
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Twokidsnosleep wrote:
Stokesy44 wrote:
Lysus wrote:
Naw, I git it.
I shall consider myself educated! :geek:

One of my favourites is BOHICA, referenced in a Stephen Coonts novel describing getting shafted in the military. Any guesses?
Too easy...google is my friend
But it is very funny :lol:
Heh, "shafted." IANAL but that sounds like what happens when TFMIU.
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Lysus wrote:
Twokidsnosleep wrote:
Stokesy44 wrote:
I shall consider myself educated! :geek:

One of my favourites is BOHICA, referenced in a Stephen Coonts novel describing getting shafted in the military. Any guesses?
Too easy...google is my friend
But it is very funny :lol:
Heh, "shafted." IANAL but that sounds like what happens when TFMIU.

Why am I not surprised you have a PhD degree in saucy acronyms ;)
I had to Google both of those btw
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Twokidsnosleep wrote:
Lysus wrote:
Twokidsnosleep wrote:
Too easy...google is my friend
But it is very funny :lol:
Heh, "shafted." IANAL but that sounds like what happens when TFMIU.

Why am I not surprised you have a PhD degree in saucy acronyms ;)
I had to Google both of those btw
It's easy to get carried away :)

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Lysus wrote:
Twokidsnosleep wrote:
Lysus wrote:
Heh, "shafted." IANAL but that sounds like what happens when TFMIU.

Why am I not surprised you have a PhD degree in saucy acronyms ;)
I had to Google both of those btw
It's easy to get carried away :)
TFMIU sounds like the instructions on my recent Academy Tiger kit!

Love a good acronym me, the saucier the better - ooh err Missus (British humour there) NORWICH is my favourite but I haven't had occasion to use it yet :tongue:

Have to confess I'm slow on the uptake when a new one comes along. I watched US cop shows for years wondering what a BOLO and an APB were :crazy:

As the saying goes, if brains were dynamite, I'd struggle to blow my nose :lol:
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Stokesy44 wrote:
Lysus wrote:
Twokidsnosleep wrote:

Why am I not surprised you have a PhD degree in saucy acronyms ;)
I had to Google both of those btw
It's easy to get carried away :)
TFMIU sounds like the instructions on my recent Academy Tiger kit!

Love a good acronym me, the saucier the better - ooh err Missus (British humour there) NORWICH is my favourite but I haven't had occasion to use it yet :tongue:

Have to confess I'm slow on the uptake when a new one comes along. I watched US cop shows for years wondering what a BOLO and an APB were :crazy:

As the saying goes, if brains were dynamite, I'd struggle to blow my nose :lol:
Instructions unclear; dynamite up nose.
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Ok the Norwich one is hilarious :lol:
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Will this thread is SNAFU for this forum, but don't let it get FUBAR.
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